If you’ve been craving a glazed or jam-filled doughnut and want to support a local business amid social distancing, a new list from 24/7 Tempo has you covered.

The website, which is a member of the financial news network 24/7 Wall St. Media, searched a variety of sites to review a dozen existing lists of the best doughnut spots in the United States.

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"All the shops on this list were ranked as the best doughnut shop in their respective states multiple times. In the case of a tie, the shop's Yelp rating was used as a tiebreaker," the article said.

In Georgia, the title of the best went to Revolution Donuts & Coffee.

The shop has a 4 out of 5 star Yelp rating and 24/7 Tempo lists its sample specialty as vanilla bean, a yeast doughnut topped with its namesake glaze, which is the spot’s top-seller.

“Our goal is to revitalize the American doughnut — to help restore it to its former glory as a simple, tasty, hand-crafted treat,” reads the shop’s mission statement on the website.

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“Our founder, Maria Moore Riggs, fell in love with farm-to-table comfort food while working in the kitchen of a California resort known for its family-style meals made with ingredients sourced from its farm and organic garden. This experience ignited her passion for sharing delicious, high-quality food and she has been baking ever since.”

Revolution Donughts has two locations: one in Inman Park and another in Decatur.

While local ordinances has caused restaurants in the area to close for in-person dining, both Revolution locations have online and walk-up ordering available. The shop is also open for temporary hours, which are 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. each day.

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