Voodoo Doughnut

Introduction

Voodoo Doughnut is a popular doughnut shop based in Portland, Oregon, known for its eclectic menu and unique doughnut designs. The shop was founded in 2003 by Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon, who aimed to bring something different to Portland's food scene.

History

Voodoo Doughnut was established in 2003 in the Old Town neighborhood of Portland. The founders, Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon, had no prior experience in baking. They attended a doughnut-making class and then opened their shop, which quickly gained popularity due to its unique offerings and 24/7 service.

The menu at Voodoo Doughnut is known for its creativity and variety. Some of the most popular doughnuts include the Bacon Maple Bar, a doughnut topped with maple frosting and bacon, and the Voodoo Doll, a doughnut shaped like a voodoo doll and filled with raspberry jelly. The shop also offers vegan doughnuts and a rotating selection of specialty doughnuts.

Locations

Since its inception, Voodoo Doughnut has expanded to multiple locations. In addition to its original shop in Portland, there are now Voodoo Doughnut shops in Eugene, Oregon, Denver, Colorado, Austin, Texas, and Universal CityWalk Hollywood in Los Angeles. Each location maintains the unique, quirky vibe of the original shop.

In Popular Culture

Voodoo Doughnut has been featured in numerous media outlets and TV shows, including Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Amazing Race, and Man v. Food. The shop's distinctive pink boxes have become a recognizable symbol of the brand.

Controversies

Despite its popularity, Voodoo Doughnut has faced some controversies. In 2013, the shop discontinued its NyQuil Glazed and Vanilla Pepto Crushed Tums doughnuts after the FDA warned them that it was illegal to use over-the-counter medications as food ingredients.

Conclusion

Voodoo Doughnut has made a name for itself with its unique doughnuts and unconventional approach to business. Despite some controversies, it remains a beloved institution in Portland and other cities where it has locations.

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