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How we read reviews →Melbourne's 1950 jam doughnut icon. a retro van at Queen Vic Market with a legendary queue.
A retro blue-and-white van serving from inside the bustle of Queen Victoria Market. no seating, just the theatre of watching doughnuts fried to order and the market crowd milling around the queue.
Doughnuts fried fresh to order from a van operating since 1950, visible frying process, online pre-ordering to skip the queue, and card payment with no surcharge.
Operating from the same van since 1950, reviewers treat it as genuine Melbourne heritage rather than a novelty stall. a multi-generational market tradition.
Around $2.20-2.30 each or roughly $11 for a bag of five; reviewers note prices have crept up over the years but still call it worth it, with a few dissenters saying the jam-to-dough ratio has thinned.
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