The Biggest Donut West of Highway 99 (and East of I-5)

People around the country are celebrating National Donut Day today (no, really). But how many of them have a donut like this one available at their neighborhood cafe?

Look closely at the iPhone-to-donut size ratio in the photo to the right. Yup, this besprinkled behemoth, found at on Laguna Blvd, is about two and a half feet wide.

A donut like this takes about six hours to cook, glaze and sprinkle, said Kien Cach, who runs the shop with her daughter, Judy Cuong. It's so labor-intensive that it's not even for sale; it's just there for customers to gawk at.

But the medium-size donuts in the case below—a mere one and a half to two feet in diameter—sell like crazy at $28.99 each, Cach said.

"People buy two of them," she said. "For birthday parties."

The giant treats aren't the only curiosity at the corner cafe, which also offers normal-sized maple-bacon donuts with real, thick slices of the meat perched atop a golden-hued glaze. (They taste better than they look.)

The café is open until 5:00 p.m. If you hurry, there's still time to satisfy your sweet tooth while you have the excuse of a national holiday to fall back on.