Where to find apple cider doughnuts in Portland

Meira Gebel

A hand holds an open cardboard box containing a glazed donut, dusted with sugar, with a caramel center. Market stalls with colorful tents and people in the background on a sunny day. — The joys of fall. Photo: Meira Gebel/Axios

Move over pumpkin spice lattes — apple cider doughnuts have entered the chat.

This autumnal delicacy — where apple cider is boiled down to intensify its flavor and folded into spiced dough — is as fleeting as the falling leaves.

Here's where to get 'em.

Koop Kitchen will be popping up with hot made-to-order doughnuts at Puff Coffee on Saturdays through October. They're worth standing in line for.

Small Baking Co. is a farmers market staple. Chef Joanna Strahm makes hers extra special with a generous filling of salted caramel plopped in the middle.

Milk Glass Mrkt offers the doughnuts, coated in cinnamon sugar (hole and all), on Fridays. They sell out quick, but you can order a four-pack online.

Mikiko Mochi Donuts is for all the gluten-free peeps who still want to indulge in this beloved fall flavor. Reach for the caramel apple pie or five-spice pumpkin.

Bauman's Farm & Garden in Gervais — about a 40-minute drive from Portland — will give you the full fall experience: pumpkin patches, corn mazes and harvest festivities. Just make sure to leave with a pack of doughnuts.

The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island gives you the option of having an apple cider float topped with mini apple cider doughnuts. Take it.

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Where to find apple cider doughnuts in Portland

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