South Bay Food Crawl
Recently Jake and I went on a fun little food crawl down in the South Bay with CC from Pink … Continue reading South Bay Food Crawl
Recently Jake and I went on a fun little food crawl down in the South Bay with CC from Pink … Continue reading South Bay Food Crawl
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Jake and I have driven by Star Dust Donuts probably 3 or 4 times now and every time it was closed.
They have crazy inconsistent hours:
But one magical day in early December, Star Dust was open!
Jake, the kids and I were heading down to Imperial Beach to collect sea shells for a present Jake was making for his mom for Christmas. Since we were going right by, Jake suggested we check and see if Star Dust was open and when I saw that it was, I did a little happy dance in the car. Finally, we could try it!
There wasn’t a whole lot of donuts left… so I just got one of each.
They had: Buttermilk Twist (.94 cents), Old Fashioned (.94 cents), Carmel Pecan Rolls ($1.59), Chocolate Iced with Nuts (.94 cents), Chocolate Raised (.94 cents) and Cinnamon Rolls (.94 cents).
They cost a little more than what you’d get at a regular donut shop, aren’t really fancy looking and pretty basic.
But man oh man, were they good! The buttermilk bar and the old fashioned were probably my favorite of the bunch – just simple, crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth donut goodness. The donuts tasted fresh and perfectly crisp. Very yummy.
I don’t have any other photos of the donuts since my camera died later! Probably from all of the photo taking I did at the beach.
We went as far south as you can go – all the way to the end near the Tijuana Estuary.
The sun was still up while we went to collect shells. The beach was pretty empty and it was pretty chilly that night – but the sky was beautiful. Continue reading “star dust donuts and searching for sea shells in imperial beach”