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Thanks for all the suggestions everyone.
We ended going to a place called THE DONUT simply because it was convenient and on the way to our final destination.
Good donuts, nothing to write home about (except to report back to the 'Hounds). The kids (our final intended audience) enjoyed them, and that's all that really matters I suppose.
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I'm a big fan of Best Doughnuts at the corner of Artesia and PCH/Sepulveda. They have a great blueberry and honeywheat that comes out around 10:30 to 11:30pm and it is divine fresh out of the fryer.
Where ever you go, be sure to eat the doughnuts fresh. A doughnut that is 10 minutes old from a mediocre shop tastes way better that a 5 hour old doughnut from a great doughnut store.
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re: young_chower
Where ever you go, be sure to eat the doughnuts fresh. A doughnut that is 10 minutes old from a mediocre shop tastes way better that a 5 hour old doughnut from a great doughnut store.
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I don't know about that. I really enjoy a day-old buttermilk better than most fresh regular glazed donuts. Nice and crusty, and perfect with a great cup of coffee.
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Not sure if you want to add some Peking duck buns, but check out Hong Kong Bakery & Deli.
(basically a steamed bun with roast duck & plum sauce--but good)
21720 S Vermont Ave (just a few blocks west of the 110 freeway)
Ste 120
Torrance, CA 90502
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re: monku
Not a donut reply, but because this Hong Kong Bakery is close to where I work, and considering the dearth of good Chinese food in the area, I tried this place. Not bad for bao. This will become a regular stop for me. I liked the duck and the BBQ pork; Pretty good. Don't eat the malasada, though.
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