Moe's Doughs

8.5/10

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Get the , it's the one people name first. The and the are the other picks, and the is about the size of your head. Regulars come here instead of Peter Pan around the corner because there's no line. Some people find everything too sweet.

126 Nassau Ave, BrooklynGreenpoint, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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  • Even though it was sitting out, it tasted fresher than PP. The interior practically melts in your mouth like cotton candy.

    H3

  • all the yeast donuts here (dough, fan fan, peter pan, moe's, donut pub, etc etc) are generic basic dense doughs, nothing like the airy soft yeast donuts you get from LA/west coast.

    H3

  • replying to u/Cartadimusica: I just feel nostalgic that's why I mentioned Peter

    I recently tried Moe's for the first time and was sorely disappointed. Very dry donuts and the chocolate was just colored sugar.

    H3

  • 10/10 specific for the blueberry fritter and the bowtie donut. These fritters are as big as your head and keep you full from breakfast until dinner

    H2

  • my favorite doughnuts in the city. They are cake doughnuts. I love the pistachio one.

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  • replying to u/donut_butt: You can't mention Peter Pan on this sub without someone mentioning Moe's Dough, and claiming that it's better. That hasn't been my personal experience, but I wanted to do a head-to-head to prove this out. If you've never had a cream crumb, it's amazing: whipped cream frosting with cake crumbs on it. A lot lighter (and less sweet) than other donuts. Frosting-wise, I was surprised at how sweet the Moe's version is. It's basically like a cupcake buttercream frosting, doused in powdered sugar that had an offputting metallic taste. Peter Pan's tasted a lot more like whipped cream, so that was an easy winner for me. Donut-wise: the Peter Pan donut actually had a slightly bitter oily taste, but the yeasty flavor was more pronounced, with a tighter crumb. On the other hand, the Moe's donut was fluffier, but was virtually tasteless. I'd put them pretty much even. In sum: I greatly prefer the Peter Pan donut, but if you like your frostings sweeter, I could see a case for Moe's. Side note: my theory about Moe's is that their cake donuts are better than Peter Pan. The latter is historically far better at making yeast donuts. Maybe an experiment for someone else to undertake.

    PP for yeast, Moe’s for cake.

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