Pink BoxOutfits (12)
Suppliers, associations, box printers, archives.
California (3)
B & H Bakery DistributorsA Cambodian-American bakery supply business serving California donut shops.
Winchell's Donut HouseWinchell's
The Temple City, California chain founded by Verne Winchell on 8 October 1948.
Yum Yum Donut ShopsYum Yum Donuts
A Southern California donut chain, and since 2004 the owner of Winchell's.
Massachusetts (2)
Dunkin'Dunkin' Donuts
The Quincy, Massachusetts chain that paired coffee and donuts nationally, and the oldest surviving company using the short spelling.
Mister DonutThe chain founded by Harry Winokur, Bill Rosenberg's former partner, absorbed into Dunkin' in the United States and still large in Asia.
North Carolina (1)
Krispy KremeKrispy Kreme Doughnuts, Inc.
The Winston-Salem company built on a bought yeast-raised recipe, a window you can watch the line through, and a lit sign.
New York (2)
Doughnut Corporation of AmericaDCA
Adolph Levitt's company: donut machines, mixes, the Mayflower shop in Times Square, and the National Dunking Association.
National Dunking AssociationA membership organisation started by the Doughnut Corporation of America in the 1930s to popularise donuts in North America.
Oklahoma (1)
Daylight DonutsDaylight Donut Flour Company
The Tulsa company that sells donut mix and a sign to roughly 950 independently owned shops in 13 countries.
Other (3)
MochinutA franchise selling mochi donuts and Korean corn dogs that spread rapidly across American strip malls in the 2020s.
The Salvation ArmyThe Christian charitable organisation whose World War I canteens fried donuts for American soldiers, and whose Chicago branch created National Donut Day in 1938.
The Salvation Army doughnut hutsDonut Girls, Doughnut Lassies
The World War I canteens where Salvation Army volunteers fried donuts for American soldiers in France — and the reason there is a National Donut Day.