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Learn how to make doughnuts at Doughnut Dollies

We got a behind the scene look at how Doughnut Dollies in Marietta makes their doughnuts.
By Zusel Yvonne
Feb 9, 2018

Have you ever wondered how doughnuts get made? We got a behind-the-scenes look at the process at Doughnut Dollies in Marietta. Check out the video, read about 7 of our favorite spots for doughnuts in metro Atlanta at myajc.com and scroll down to take our doughnut poll.

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