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Peace, Love and Little Donuts of Hyde Park

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This vibrant shop offers a fun, lively atmosphere with a psychedelic rainbow display that enchants visitors. Known for its gluten-free donuts on Mondays, it provides a welcoming, groovy vibe perfect for those seeking delicious gluten-free treats in a charming setting.
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Igor Acorinte
No vegan options… Editing so I can reply - Thank you for your response. I understand the need to minimize waste and the challenges of managing fresh production throughout the day. Still, I’d like to respectfully offer another perspective based on current trends and data. While it’s true that about 1% of Americans identify as vegan, recent research shows that 6% follow a plant-based diet, and nearly 40% of Americans are trying to eat more plant-based foods, even if they don’t consider themselves vegan or vegetarian. This isn’t just a niche market—it’s a growing one with increasing influence over consumer choices. You mentioned that in the past vegan donuts didn’t sell well and had to be thrown away. I understand that experience, but in many cases, low demand is the result of low visibility. If customers don’t know that vegan options exist—or if they feel unwelcome asking for them—they’re unlikely to order them. Interestingly, I noticed you do offer gluten-free options. Yet, only about 1% of the U.S. population has celiac disease, and another estimated 6% may be gluten-sensitive. Statistically, the demand for vegan options is just as strong—if not stronger—than gluten-free. If one is worth offering, it’s hard to understand why the other is seen as a burden. And honestly, what stood out the most: you offer donuts for dogs, which is awesome—but also a reminder that accommodations can be made when a business sees the value in doing so. Offering a treat for dogs but not for a growing group of plant-based eaters seems inconsistent—especially when one group is more likely to become loyal, repeat-paying customers. Finally, while your response was polite in form, it came across as dismissive in tone. Encouraging a customer to “go find” another business may not be the best way to build loyalty—especially from people who truly want to support local shops like yours. Veganism is not a “narrow market.” It’s part of a growing shift in how people eat, and inclusive businesses stand to benefit from that.
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Leanne Parlier
The cutest little donut shop in Hyde Park! Such a fun shop to take your kids or pick up a cool box of donuts for a party. They have gluten free on Monday and deliver, as well :)
3440 Edwards Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45208, USA
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