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Doughnut Time

Perfect For:Quick Eats

££££

96 Shaftesbury Ave, London
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We don’t often mention desserts-specific locations, but this Australian mini-chain has just opened in London, and their doughnuts are fantastic. They follow the trend of elaborate doughnut topping and fillings that we’ve seen in some form or other on the internet - there’s a Nutella doughnut, an M&M doughnut and Ferrero Rocher doughnut, but the actual dough is what sets them apart. Compared to the sometimes stodgy and cake-like versions elsewhere, Doughnut Time’s dough is light and fluffy. They’ll never replace a Greggs classic, but they are worth checking out if you really love a doughnut.

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photo credit: Karolina Wiercigroch

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