Not necessarily but it is a time and emotional commitment. It’s also a very welcoming and helpful program. You should reach out to the local branch and they can help you navigate expectations to see if it’s a good fit for you.

Oh I see. That doesn’t sound fun at all, I’m sorry. That’s cool that you can still enjoy some of those things if they’re prepared a certain ways. It’s a total no go for me.

That sounds more like it might be an intolerance tbh. Allergies and intolerances are two different things as I understand it. I’m not an expert or doctor, but I can’t have even a small hint of dairy in anything or it’ll have brutal effects on me.

You’re right but this isn’t a ghost kitchen. It’s just them renaming themselves on the app.

For people saying this is a ghost kitchen and not renaming: Sugar Shack is gone and now there’s Vegan Donuts RVA with the exact same menu. It’s not a new venture, just a different title in Grubhub.

That would make me very very sick

Outside of Whole Foods and sugar shack, I’ve never seen dairy free donuts at all.

No, they’re actually very hard to find without milk and eggs. I have a dairy allergy and I can’t buy donuts from anywhere unless it’s a vegan spot.

How is it a new concept if it’s the same thing

I don’t know. I think they’re very unethical. But I think this is more of trying to avoid the name Sugar Shack if I had to guess.

I hate the ghost kitchens. It’s misleading to the consumer. But I figured this was more just to get away from bad press, but maybe they’re trying to just make what they offer more obvious? Idk

They’ve always been mostly vegan donuts

“ultimately, it was for the jury to decide if Onorati had been assaulted”

even if we can see clearly what happened on camera

This cat does! I just saw one the other day, let me see if I can find it