Warm, gooey-glazed doughnuts are probably one of the best things about Chanukah. You could mix up a simple glaze with some milk and confectioner's sugar and call it a day. Or, you could go all out and make it a party. With one basic doughnut, a couple of glazes, and lots of fun and colorful toppings, your guests can create one-of-a-kind desserts that will be the life of the party this Chanukah. Below are all the elements you need to throw your own Doughnut Party.
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