“I want that chocolate doughnut because I want to see what their chocolate icing tastes like,” she says. But when Hansel heads out to explore the Butler County Donut Trail, a collection of 13 shops that include both Kelly’s Bakery and The Donut Spot, she sticks to the basics. They make a buckeye-shaped yeast doughnut packed with a peanut butter filling and Christmas-season creations shaped like snowflakes and gingerbread men. I worked for her for three years before we opened our shop.”Īt Kelly’s Bakery, Hansel and Ramsey offer trays of the classics, while leaving plenty of room for creativity. I didn’t know I was going to end up making doughnuts,” Hansel says with a laugh. But she got her start frying batter for her aunt at The Donut Spot in Fairfield. These days, she works with her mother, Diana Ramsey, who owns Kelly’s Bakery in Hamilton. For Kelly Hansel, doughnuts are a family affair.
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