Posted in Vermont June 26, 2017 by Kristin Grimes

The Cider Donuts At This Vermont Landmark Are Downright Legendary

Vermont is famous for delicious donuts and everyone has their own opinion of who makes the best cider donuts around. One of the best (and many say the best) are the cider donuts from the Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury Center. This stop is popular for tourists, buses, and yes, even the locals rave about these delicious treats. Let’s take a closer look at the best cider donuts in VT.

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Welcome to the Cold Hollow Cider Mill! Located at 3600 Waterbury-Stowe Road in Waterbury Center.

The magic all starts at the "core" ingredient - apples!

Only the best are chosen and every apple is hand picked right from the tree.

It's no surprise that their tasty cider is used to make these delicious donuts.

You'll often find the donuts still warm. It's cider donut perfection.

While you're at the Cold Hollow Cider Mill, you'll love watching the 1920 vintage press in action.

Around the store, you'll find plenty of free samples. The selection of specialty foods and products is unbelievable.

They even sell mixes to make your own cider donuts at home!

They also make fudge and it's spectacularly yummy.

Across the parking lot, you'll find the Apple Core Luncheonette, which has great offerings with freshly baked bread.

Or pop in next door to taste some amazing wines.

No matter what you taste here, it's gonna be great.

Have you tried the cider donuts at the Cold Hollow Cider Mill? Do you think they will be on our list of 13 iconic foods in Vermont that will have your mouth watering?