Visitors encouraged at new Donut Trail
A donut trail has opened in Butler County. It involves all five cities in the county and nine donut shops. Participants can get a donut passport that is stamped at every location. Once a participant has all nine stamps they can get a complimentary t-shirt.
February 22, 2016
Ohio’s first and only Donut Trail exists in West Chester, Ohio. The Butler Country donut trail highlights nine local, family owned shops.
The participating shows include Jupiter Coffee and Donuts, Kelly’s Bakery, Martin’s Donuts, Milton’s Donuts, Mimi’s Donuts and Bakery, Oxford Doughnut Shoppe, Ross Bakery, Stan the Donut Man, and The Donut Spot.
Senior Christina Caporale said, “I’ve never tried any of these donut shops before but I think it would be a lot of fun and very delicious to travel the donut trail with some friends.”
A donut trail passport is available for all donut fans. Each shop has a specific stamp. Participants with all of the stamps get a free Donut Trail t-shirt.
Junior Renee Foster said, “Doing the entire Donut Trail would truly be something to be proud of. I’m going to give it a go with some friends,”
Each shop has a “special” donut available,but not required, for trail members.
Freshman Armeen Kazemi said, “My favorite donut shop is Holtman’s donuts in OTR so I have pretty high standards. I am open to giving the donut trail a try though.”
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