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I went to the Lehi Bakery today (on historic Lehi Main Street) and was glistened with the scents of amazing donut masterpieces as I opened the front door. As I gazed at the wall of donut trays and the beauty that was baked pastry goodness I was startled to see a burger staring back at me. Two burgers to be precise. They looked out of place but attractive next to the square glazed, the coconut donut and the maple bars but I knew that as a connoisseur of burgers it was my job to buy, eat and then review the Lehi Baker Donut Burger.
The bun is a unglazed baked donut with no hole. The inside patty is actually a chocolate raised donut and the dressings include a whipped cream, icing for lettuce and mustard and a raspberry fill for the ketchup look. I’m not a rookie to the sweet looking bad tasting pastry world so I was cautiously optimistic about the Lehi Baker donut burger but even the bakery worker said she’s heard good things about it, while not actually tasting it herself. For $2.09 I was willing to give it a try, and give it a try I did. DELICIOUS!
It was in all honesty a donut burger to beat all donut burgers. I can’t talk to the amount of calories, fat and other potentially life threatening aspects of the donut burger but I can talk to the fact that it was delicious. The fusion of donuts and whipped cream and a hint of raspberry filling was a beautiful medley of deliciousness that made me smile, contemplate and devour the donut burger. Was it worth $2.09? YES. Should I have also purchased a maple bar? NO, but I did and that’s beside the point. Overall it is safe to say that if you are willing to give it a try you won’t be disappointed by the Lehi Baker Donut Burger.
Lehi Bakery
172 West Main Street
Lehi UT 84043
801-768-9544
Chris,
Just the thought of this make me want to heave. I am glad you enjoyed it. I do like the gummy burgers but for some reason I can’t get past the thought of beef on a doughnut bun. Even though I know this burger had zero beef, I still can’t shake that thought.