La Dona Donuts dunks, decorates with princesses and pirates

Families indulge in La Dona Donuts decorating session.

  • By Amanda Morales
  • | 9:10 p.m. April 8, 2016
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Pirates and Princesses put their differences aside to share a table at La Dona Donuts for the Dunk & Decorate event Friday evening. 

La Dona Donuts held special hours for the monthly event that allows families to decorate mini doughnuts. The theme for this month’s decorating session was Princesses and Pirates with participants donning their tiaras and eye patches. 

Each attendee received three mini doughnuts to decorate with their choice of three glazes and seven toppings. More than 200 mini doughnuts were served. 

Lola Pond adds extra pink sprinkles to her doughnuts.
Lola Pond adds extra pink sprinkles to her doughnuts.
Emily and Lola Pond
Emily and Lola Pond
Shylah Rowe, Glenda Riteff, Cathy White, Chelsea Elliott, Debbie Smith and Marisa Merlino
Shylah Rowe, Glenda Riteff, Cathy White, Chelsea Elliott, Debbie Smith and Marisa Merlino
Glenda Riteff sorts more than 200 mini doughnuts.
Glenda Riteff sorts more than 200 mini doughnuts.
Each attendee received three mini doughnuts to decorate.
Each attendee received three mini doughnuts to decorate.
Three glazes and seven toppings like pretzels, Cocoa Puff cereal and sprinkles were on the table for the evening.
Three glazes and seven toppings like pretzels, Cocoa Puff cereal and sprinkles were on the table for the evening.
Tiffany, Anga and Alessia Zampol
Tiffany, Anga and Alessia Zampol
Laura and Paul Adams with Tristan and Reece
Laura and Paul Adams with Tristan and Reece
Alessia Zampol is proud of her finished doughnuts.
Alessia Zampol is proud of her finished doughnuts.
Austin, Beth and Tanner Bobb
Austin, Beth and Tanner Bobb
Kyla Weiner with Amara and Marin
Kyla Weiner with Amara and Marin
Jenny Baird painted unicorns and other designs on attendees.
Jenny Baird painted unicorns and other designs on attendees.

 

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