As usual, there is no shortage of doughnuts at the Easter Show this year. You just have to know which ones to get and which to avoid. I’m here to help.

Berry Donut Van
The big new addition this year is the Berry Donut Van. If you haven’t heard of them, they are probably the most famous doughnut makers in NSW apart from the obvious ones (Krispy Kreme, Donut King).

They have a van at the Easter Show this year for the first time out in the general area not far from the main entry/exit. While I think their doughnuts are very over-rated, they are one of the best options at the Easter Show.

G-Free Donuts
G-Free is an Easter Show regular doing gluten-free donuts that are pretty good and you can barely tell they aren’t gluten-free. See them in the Home and Lifestyle Pavilion.

Berliner Bakery
Another Easter show regular, Berliner Bakery’s doughnuts are of consistently excellent quality. They are gradually widening their range, and you can choose from about 8 different fillings now. They are in the Home & Lifestyle Pavilion.

Chimnutz
Well, they are sort-of doughnuts. I haven’t tried them, but they look pretty good. I’m sure kids love them.

Donut Balls
They have moved out of the Woolworths Dome and into the general area. They are good because they are cooked fresh.

Ian’s
Here’s one I’ve seen for a few years, but never tried until this year. Don’t bother. Dreadful. Obviously frozen and thawed commercial doughnuts. They are in several locations. I got mine in the main arena near the Member’s stand.

Waffle Popz
Here’s another one that is a regular. Donuts are one of the base options. I have never had one, and frankly, I wouldn’t bother.

Hot Donuts & Coffee Caravan
Here’s a food truck that pops up at lots of venues and is an Easter Show regular. I haven’t had one of their cinnamon donuts this year, but I have had them before. They are okay.

More to come…