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Peace, Love and Little Donuts

This morning I went to Peace, Love and Little Donuts, located at 656 High Street. The donut shop is in the city where I've grown up, Worthington. I've heard a lot of good things about this place and decided to give it a try. The shop is somewhat small, but is big inside, kinda like the donuts themselves. One of the workers gave me a sample donut after he asked me if I've ever had the donuts there before and I replied with no. Their donuts are small in size, but huge in taste. I ordered four funkadelic donuts, a razzle dazzle, an oreo, a chocolate bacon, and a cookie dough, with chocolate milk as my beverage. All four donuts had marvelous taste, with lots of different toppings on them. These donuts compare better than other shops, such as Krispy Kreme, because even though the donuts are small, they have more dough inside, and have multiple toppings on them, some very unique toppings, such as bacon, to make them taste so delicious! The donuts from Peace, Love and Little Donuts are my absolute favorite!

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