I woke up needing a cream filled donut. I visited the Jack Frost Donut Shop website and saw they offered multiple filled donut varieties. 🙂 🙂 🙂 The short 10-minute drive to the donut shop was well worth making the trek. Luckily, I arrived in what seemed to be the nick of time…there were a few scattered donuts hanging out but still a wide variety. **BLESSED**
The ride home was not quite as fast. The donuts smelled delicious and I kept worrying I would starve to death…probably should have eaten one at Jack Frost’s cute, diner style donut shop. When I FINALLY got to enjoy the angel cream filled donut I was not disappointed. The dough was super light and pastry-like and delicious. No overly greasy taste. The filling was just like an angel creamed – super light and fluffy emulating the dough and no granular texture. All you can want in a good cream. If an angel food cake was reimagined as a donut this would be the donut. The chocolate frosting was very….settled (trying to put it nicely). It was hardened but still had a good taste, but I feel like a lighter frosting would have been the best compliment.
THE BREAKDOWN: Angel Cream Filled Donut
Store: Jack Frost Donut Shop Visit their site here
Address: 2119 Buffalo Rd, Erie, PA 16510
Cost: Half dozen for $4.75
What they want to highlight: Old fashioned donut shop
What I thought was the highlight: Old fashioned donut shop! WIN!
Rating out of 5 stars: 4 – very good and will probably crave it again
Would I buy it again?: Definitely!
What could make it better?: The chocolate frosting on top. It wasn’t even that bad. It just wasn’t as good as the rest of the donut.
They’re open! I got there at about 9:45AM and almost missed out so get there early for a full selection 🙂
Almost gone!
Where I should have dined so I didn’t almost die.
Little smooshed from sitting at the bottom of the bag. But still so good.
Have you been to Jack Frost Donuts? What your favorite cream filled donut? LEAVE A COMMENT. And have a nice Saturday 🙂
I would have gladly posed with a dozen of Dunkin Donuts’ Royal Love donuts, but unfortunately, I am not a real-life princess like this lady. The carriage looks pretty sweet. WTF IS ON HER HEAD?
Cute shape ❤
Pretty, clean display as always. I heard DD was minimizing donuts offered and maximizing drinks. Good strategy cause their beves are BOMB! Truly why I love DD and the main reason I go.
Where my vigorous walk started and ended today at Presque Isle. #calorieburn #fitfam
Only pic I got of H & K cause I slack. You can see more pics on their

I know – my photography skills are amazing. Don’t let my skills fool you – this cake is worth missing a donut for today. Wegman’s yellow cake, raspberry filling, whipped cream frosting, buttercream decor. Da best!
The newest and most experienced moms from my family – me and grandma ❤
What I did this morning instead of eating donuts – Presque Isle walk.
Morning walk – donuts + cake = same as every other day.
*Mostly* full spread at Giant Eagle Yorktown. Now thinking *I should have got a long john.*
Don’t the chips look like a mistake?!? Also, ignore the calorie count. There’s no room for something like that here.
When I brought her home ❤
Welcome to a blog about donuts. Not sure how many donut blogs are out there but I’m pregnant and can’t have much fun but I can have donuts. Living in Erie, PA there are not an endless number of donut options, but surprisingly there are donuts I have not consumed despite living here on and off most of my life. Today I decided I’d take on a new donut shop head on – H & K DO Nuts on W. 8th street in Millcreek. I took a walk at the Presque Isle and was ravenously hungry – any small amount of physical activity at 5 months pregnant requires a full meal and nap afterward. I pulled up to the diner style H & K building. Annnnnd they had a colorful sign on the door that read, “Closed May 7 – 12.” Have you had H & K? What should I try when they open back up this May?
Because there are no donuts to show…consume a pic from the tip of Presque Isle taken by *me* this morning.
Cute, sweet babies and a mad mama goose that hissed at me.
Sitting in front of Perry Monument, meditating on donuts. Unfortunately, I fell victim to the old proverb, “Some days you don’t get donuts.”