By Kat Thomas


The first Astro Doughnuts opened in DC in 2013, when
childhood friends Elliot Spaisman and Jeff Halpern, the first native
Washingtonians to play for the Washington Capitals, bonded over a love of all
things missing a hole. Halpern and
Spaisman grew up playing the sport together in Montgomery County, MD, often
meeting for a post-game doughnut off the ice.
As adults, the two food lovers forged their childhood pastime into a
local eatery offering lighthearted interpretations of two comfort food
favorites: doughnuts and fried chicken.
Naturally with a name like Astro Doughnuts & Fried
Chicken their specialties include two things….
Let’s first analyze the fried chicken with all its classic fixins’. Mine included a cheddar biscuit (once again
one of the best biscuits of my life), Kimchi Cole Slaw, and Sriracha Buffalo
sauce. The chicken (since I have
recently transitioned from being a veg to a carnivore again) was
perfection! Succulent meat, crispy
breading, and massive in size, it’s everything you ever wanted in a chicken
sandwich.
And then the sweet stuff… Astro Doughnuts and Fried Chicken
offers a combination of four classic daily doughnut flavors (Vanilla Glazed,
Maple Bacon, PB&J, and Crème Brûlée) along with a rotating selection of
specials. When Edible Skinny was there
choices included: Halva (a Middle Eastern honey flavored donut that was super
light and the absolute Fav of the group), Malted Chocolate (that one had a very
cakey disposition), Chocolate Banana Daiquiri (super-duper sweet), and Lemon
Poppy seed (the classic muffin makes its debut in muffin form). Each confection offers a perfect final note
of a kickass meal.
So if you’re looking for the total package on what to pick
up before watching the LA Rams game, Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken has
got your covered!
Kat Thomas is the
Editor in Chief of Edible Skinny, a site dedicated to making your life postcard
worthy. She is also the CEO of the creative media company This Way Adventures.
You can find more about both brands at http://www.thiswayadventures.com
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