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Twin Cities doughnuts to die for

Awash in adjectives along the lines of cake or raised, plain or powdered, glazed or filled, it's easy to see that the Twin Cities is enjoying something of a doughnut renaissance.

February 17, 2015 at 10:37PM
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Awash in adjectives along the lines of cake or raised, plain or powdered, glazed or filled, it's easy to see that the Twin Cities is enjoying something of a doughnut renaissance. This is no Dunkin' Donuts-led invasion. The enthusiasm is being generated by a creativity-obsessed wave of owner-operated doughnut shops and bakeries, and by top-flight chefs demonstrating their abiding affection for this most proletariat of pastries. That's not to overlook the skilled contributions of longtime doughnut purveyors, some of whom have been standing at their deep fryers for more than a half-century. These are our favorites.

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Rick Nelson

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Rick Nelson joined the staff of the Star Tribune in 1998. He is a Twin Cities native, a University of Minnesota graduate and a James Beard Award winner. 

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