5 Of The Most Outrageous Donuts In America from foxnews.com

Dead Elvis, Psycho Donuts If the King were alive   today, he would almost certainly eat at Psycho Donuts. The shop, which has two   California locations in Campbell and San Jose, features a doughnut called the   Dead Elvis on their wildly inventive menu. Modeled after Presley's sandwich   of choice, the Dead Elvis is a custard-filled doughnut with peanut butter, bananas,   bacon and a swirl of jelly. They also serve "cocktail donuts" like the Strawberry   Margarita, which boasts tequila cream filling, strawberry icing, a lime drizzle,   freeze-dried strawberries and coarse margarita salt.

Maple Bacon Donut, Nickel Diner Nickel Diner only   serves five varieties of doughnut, but each is more unique than the last. Their   most popular, and a must-have for anyone who walks through the door, is their   Bacon Maple Donut. It's exactly what it sounds like — a doughnut dipped in maple   glaze and chopped bacon — but the whole is so much greater than the sum of its   parts. Customers at this Los Angeles eatery can also choose to try one of their   other creations, such as the Nutella Donut (made with Nutella and chopped nuts)   or the Irish Car Bomb Donut (made with Guinness, Baileys Irish Cream and Jameson   whiskey).

Molasses Guinness Pear, Dynamo Donut & Coffee Beer   drinkers won't want to pass up the Molasses Guinness Pear at Dynamo Donut &   Coffee in San Francisco. This molasses doughnut is made with golden raisins,   bits of crystallized ginger and Guinness-poached pears — and then it's topped   with sticky Guinness glaze. Not a beer drinker? Try their Lemon Sichuan doughnut   with lemon curd and fiery Sichuan spice, or their Monte Cristo doughnut with   ham, Gruyere, powdered sugar and homemade plum jelly.

The Devil's Death Dance, Hypnotic Donuts You know   what's missing from most doughnuts? An extreme burning sensation. At least that's   what they believe at Hypnotic Donuts in Dallas, where they bake up the Devil's   Death Dance for customers with an affinity for sweets with heat. Billed as the   world's spiciest doughnut, the Devil's Death Dance features fresh jalapeño,   serrano and habanero slices along with icing made from ghost peppers (the hottest   in the world) and a sprinkle of cayenne. Some of their less intense doughnuts   include their Poppin Berry, with strawberry frosting and crushed Pop-Tarts,   and their S'more doughnut, featuring chocolate, marshmallows and crushed graham   crackers.

The Voodoo Doughnut, Voodoo Doughnut Voodoo Doughnut   in Portland, Oregon, is perhaps the most unique doughnut shop in America. In   addition to wacky doughnuts such as the Mango Tango (a frosted doughnut filled   with mango jelly and topped with orange Tang) and the Marshall Mathers (a vanilla-frosted   doughnut dipped in M&Ms), they proudly serve their signature item, the Voodoo   Doughnut. It's shaped like a voodoo doll, filled with raspberry jelly and frosted   with chocolate icing. It also comes with a pretzel stick "stake" if you should   feel the need to release your aggressions on the edible effigy