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We chose to use little orbits recipe that we got off of their website. It actually was not a doughnut recipe but a doughnut mix so that we ordered from their company. It ended up being very good as you can tell from our taste tests in our videos a couple of months ago. We will be trying several different donut recipes in the future and posting them to our blog. We were so impressed with the little orbit's donut recipe That we did not bother to try anything else.

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The Lil' Orbits taste test kit may have been pricey, but it was worth the opportunity to try the donuts first hand. They are really delightful. They must be hard to screw up because we didn't, he he. We did not perfect the use of the little batter dropper that was included. Our donuts looked rather odd, but they were quite tasty. We had comparison products from our local convenience store: Dolly Madison Mini Donuts (cake with powdered sugar; $0.75/six) and off-the shelf Krispy Kreme Donut holes ($1.79 for five). Our warm Lil' Orbits beat them hands down. The aroma filled our kitchen. We made some with the partially hydrogenated soybean oil provided and some others were cooked in Kroger brand Vegetable oil. There was a definite unpleasant after-taste to be had with the alternative oil, and the donuts cooked in that oil were greasy.

The experiment sold us on the Lil' Orbit batter. They were the best donuts I had ever eaten. We plan on testing partially hydrogenated soybean oil obtained locally against the Lil Orbits brand oil.