It’s Doughnut Time - Vegan Doughnuts DIY Kit Review

Stuck for ideas for a lockdown birthday, I came across these It's Doughnut Time at home DIY kits on Charlotte Ruff's Youtube. Definitely a novelty but very fun. I got the Favourites Kit which happens to be Vegan featuring 'The red-velvet, whipped buttercream Sia Later,

and the famous choc-chip cookie dough Ice Ice Bae Bae!'

The doughnuts themselves were huge and very tasty. They came with all the toppings and piping to be able to recreate an It's Doughnut Time masterpiece at home.

At £22 for 4 doughnuts plus £5.95 P&P they are a little pricey but perfect for a special occasion.

They both tasted delicious but I think the red velvet was the winner of me purely because it's a little bit unusual.

Since ordering, they now have a Biscoff Kit listed on the website alongside a 'Design Yo Own 2.0'.

Tasha

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