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Best Cider Doughnuts in New England: A Delicious Quest

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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As autumn embraces New England with its chilly winds and picturesque foliage, the hunt for the ultimate comfort food begins, and cider doughnuts rise as a regional staple. These delectable treats, known for their moist texture and the subtle tartness of apple cider, can be found throughout the area. Here are some of the top places to get your hands on the best cider doughnuts in New England:

1.Russell Orchards, Ipswich, MA –At Russell Orchards, cider doughnuts are made fresh daily. The sweet aroma of doughnuts frying is a siren call to visitors who come to pick apples and enjoy the farm’s scenery. Pairing these treats with Russell’s own apple cider is a quintessential New England experience.

2.Cold Hollow Cider Mill, Waterbury Center, VT –This mill is famed for its legendary cider doughnuts, which are often cited as among the best in Vermont. Their doughnuts have a signature crunch on the outside but are fluffy inside, with a rich apple flavor that epitomizes fall.

3.B.F. Clyde’s Cider Mill, Mystic, CT –B.F. Clyde’s is the oldest steam-powered cider mill in the United States and their cider doughnuts carry on that legacy of tradition and quality. These doughnuts are noted for their perfect blend of spices and sweetness.

4.Red Apple Farm, Phillipston, MA –Alongside a barnyard and country store setting, Red Apple Farm offers up some of Massachusetts’ finest old-fashioned cider doughnuts, made from their own fresh-pressed cider.

5.Wilson Farm, Lexington, MA –This farm brings gourmet quality to their cider doughnuts which are a hit throughout the autumn season. Light and cakey with just the right amount of glaze, these delights fly off shelves quickly!

6.Poverty Lane Orchards & Farnum Hill Ciders, Lebanon, NH –While primarily known for their hard ciders, Poverty Lane Orchards delivers superb cider doughnuts with complex flavors that come from both their apple varieties and expert fermentation processes.

7.Applecrest Farm Orchards, Hampton Falls, NH –Boasting an array of produce beyond apples, their seasonal cider doughnut pop up becomes an irresistible attraction in fall with many claiming them as unrivaled both in taste and texture.

8.Orchard Hill Breadworks, East Alstead, NH –Not to be overlooked, this small bakery garners local praise for its artisanal approach to cider doughnuts which feature locally sourced ingredients including fresh pressed cider from nearby orchards.

9.The Big Apple Farm, Wrentham, MA –With apple-picking season comes The Big Apple’s famous warm cider doughnuts: tender on the inside with a sugary crust outside—a must-try indulgence during your autumn excursions.

10.Cider Bellies Doughnut Stand at Moulton Farm, Meredith, NH –Cider Bellies offers made-to-order cinnamon-sugar dusted delights that perfectly encapsulate New England’s fall flavors—these doughnuts truly warrant a special trip.

Embark on your own sweet-tasting journey through New England’s charming countryside this fall and let these locations impress you with gourmet interpretations of this traditional autumnal treat.

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