Chicken salt doughnuts? These plush, herby snacks are so much better than they sound
Full Proof, a new doughnut shop in Potts Point, offers a variety of hand-rolled and fried doughnuts, including a unique chicken salt and thyme flavor. The shop is run by Jenifer Thomas-Purll and her daughter Indiarose Thomas, who bring their experience in the food industry to the business. The doughnuts are made with a sourdough recipe that has been tweaked for the shop, and are served hot and fresh to customers.
- ▪Full Proof is a hole-in-the-wall doughnut shop located on Llankelly Place in Potts Point.
- ▪The shop offers around half a dozen doughnut varieties, including chicken salt and thyme, vanilla bean pastry cream, and pesto-and-feta-filled options.
- ▪The doughnuts are made with a sourdough recipe and are fried to order, served hot and soft inside.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 05:00:00 +1000 |
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