Coincidence? Legal Weed States Have Great Donuts

[OxQQme]

MMMMMMM, donuts.

Already irresistible, this stellar combo of sugar, flour, and fat, deep-fried and topped with more sugar is already a stand out treat.
When combined with a crazy case of the munchies it’s about as close to a foodgasm as a sweets lover can get.

So whether you called them donuts or doughnuts (so fancy!) or “D’oh-nuts!” ala Homer J. Simpson, every major legal market has quite a selection for you (coincidence?).
These shops run the gamut from 24-hour, fluorescently lit, mom & pop shops, to artisanal vegan choices, “top your own” donut bars, and delivery donuts made with cannabis fans in mind.

Here’s a breakdown of where to get your fix in a few westerly cities, plus a sweet strain of weed to make your experience even tastier.

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[onecaliberal]

1. I'm in a legal weed state that you have to drive at least 2 hours to get because local

Law enforcement will not allow permits. It is a large city.

[Aristus]

2. I don't know if it's a coincidence.

Our local doughnut shops pre-date the legalization of marijuana.

They've always been excellent.

Of course, cannabis use, legal or not, has been going on for a long time here prior to legalization. So maybe our local doughnut providers have been helping them out for quite a while now...

[mythology]

3. Apparently they are unfamiliar with Massachusetts

Pot is legal, but we're infested with Dunkin Donuts and so there are no good donuts available.

[ismnotwasm]

4. Seattle has a couple places with incredible croissants too

I don’t use weed in any form anymore , but it would almost be worth it just for that first bite...