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Jimmy Steal

Broad Street Dough Co is Open And Our Jackie Brought Us Some

Author Jimmy Steal

Broad Street Dough Co. in Wall Township is now open and our Promotions Director and resident sweetheart, Jackie bought us some to try! You might remember I wrote about this place when they first announce they were opening almost a year and a half ago. Well, yesterday was the big Grand Opening, and this morning our own little Jackie grabbed some for the kid’s last day of school, the moms at the bus stop, and her buddies at the tin shack on 18th Avenue, The Rat!

JACKIE!
JACKIE FARAGO

About Broad Street Dough Co.

According to their website, Broad Street Dough Co was born from the simple need for a fresh doughnut. From that one idea, owner-operator Desdemona Dalia created 3 locations, with 40 everyday flavors, and endless specials and custom creations. Following Des’ lead, the Broad Street Dough Co. dream team is spreading love one doughnut at a time. They strive to leave no one behind, as everyone deserves a treat made special, just for them! They offer Kosher, Vegan, Dairy Free, and yes, Gluten Free options every day and can accommodate nut allergies as well.

JACKIE FARAGO

Check out the gallery of the awesome doughnuts from Wacky Jackie’s trip to the shop at 1861 Route 35 in Wall Township. They are open 7 days a week beginning at 7 am every day! Might I suggest the Fruity Pebbles topped offering?

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Believe it or not, Jimmy’s first job was overnights at a Christian Radio Station. He claims he got into radio because like Rocky Balboa once said, “cause I can’t sing or dance.” Jimmy loves to write about all local happenings, especially around his town of Toms River. Favorite Pastime (other than masturbation, of course): Cheering for the Yankees, and crying for the J-E-T-S!!! Favorite Food: Hot Sauce…I collect ’em! Favorite Drink: PRUNO…look it up, if you dare! Favorite Movies: The Exorcist, Planet of The Apes (the original), To Kill a Mockingbird, Annie Hall, and of course GF 1 & GF 2…I heard that’s how the real fans refer to them. Favorite Movie Line: easy…Murry-Caddyshack-“big hitter, the Lama”…f#$*in’ riot! Best Rat Rock Bands: STP, VH, ZEP, PEARL JAM, FOOS, PEPPERS,AC/DC Favorite New Bands: Glorious Sons, Rival Sons, Dirty Honey Most Embarrassing Moment: the moment my mother reads this shit! Best Day: I know a lot of folks say this, but it’s true: the day my little girl Jynell and my boy Big D were born! Next to that, it would have to be the day I was baked on earth day in Central Park and met Keefer Sutherland…baked too, I believe.

Top 7 Spots To Get Apple Cider Donuts On Or Near The Jersey Shore

Apple cider donuts….yummmmm! Soft, pillowy, and oh so delightful. From the beginning of Autumn until the time Christmas arrives, people talk about these sweet tender gems as if they could not live without them.

Most of us have had them at least once. I don’t recall ever having them before I lived in New Jersey. I think I may have had them in upstate New York back in the 80’s, but my memory is vague on the subject. If I did have them, you would think I would remember clearly wrapping my lips around this sweet handheld treat. Maybe it just wasn’t a memorable experience.

I do however remember my very first apple cider donut here in New Jersey back in the late 1990’s. It was a Delicious Orchards apple cider donut, with a cup of warm cider also from Delicious Orchards during the Fall months.

I also remember a listener dropping off a couple packages of apple cider donuts to the radio station, along with a huge container of mulled cider she made in her crockpot. We added rum to the cider after she left. That’s just how we roll, always looking to up the cider game.

I once met someone from out of state who didn’t like apple cider donuts. She said, “I don’t understand why people go ape s**t over these things.” They are nothing more than dry plain donuts rolled in cinnamon sugar.” She may not have had them from some of the “go to” places here in New Jersey.

If I’m not enjoying an apple cider donut with mulled cider, I am enjoying it with a hot cup of tea, or a cold glass of milk.
There is only one thing better than eating an apple cider donut. Eating a warm, just out of the fryer or oven, apple cider donut. I know lots of places fry their donuts, but oven baked donuts are good too.
I’m sure with enough research I can formulate a recipe for these seasonal sweet treats.

In the meantime, let’s take a look at a few places on or near the Jersey Shore who sell delicious apple cider donuts.

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