In the state's largest city of Anchorage, there's a hidden gem many wouldn't expect: a tiny donut shop in Alaska transporting its visitors over 3,000 miles to the Hawaiian islands with every bite. Wiki-Licious is not just any bakery, but a unique culinary bridge between the chill of Alaskan breezes and the warmth of Hawaiian beaches, offering patrons a chance to indulge in the tropical delights of the sweet and fruity Hawaiian malasadas.

Located close to downtown on the vibrant streets of Anchorage, Alaska, is a donut shop unlike any other you’ll find in the state.

Wiki-Licious isn't your ordinary bakery; it's a haven for those seeking a unique pastry experience, bringing the warmth and flavors of Hawaii straight to the Alaskan frontier with its specialty: Hawaiian malasadas.

For the uninitiated, malasadas are sweet, yeast-leavened doughnuts of Portuguese origin that found a second home in Hawaii.

Traditionally deep-fried and coated with granulated sugar, they have a soft, pillowy interior contrasting beautifully with a slightly crispy exterior. Wiki-Licious takes this delightful treat to the next level by introducing delicious, authentic, and inventive flavors.

At Wiki-Licious, you can find the classic sugar-coated malasada that pays homage to its roots.

However, there's an entire spectrum of flavors waiting to be explored. From tropical guava fillings to the richer coconut, every bite transports you straight to the Hawaiian islands. For those with adventurous palates, try their weekly specials featuring items like mango-chili and pineapple-whip. Every week is something different!

They also offer specialty baked goods like specialty cookies.

This big and beautiful cookies are a delight to see and even more fun to eat.

Their Facebook page has the weekly flavors of both the malasadas and the cookies available.

They also sell shaved ice and island sodas! This is a hot spot for a tasty treat if you’re craving something sweet.

The shop operates from Tuesday to Saturday, opening its doors bright and early at 7 a.m. and serving eager customers until 7 p.m. on Tuesdays through Thursdays, and 8:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

However, regular patrons know it's best to come in early, especially on weekends, as some flavors sell out quickly.

Wiki-Licious is more than just a donut shop. It's a testament to the delicious blend of cultures, the power of food to connect people, and the passion that comes from good food.

If you find yourself in Anchorage, stop by and treat yourself to a malasada (or a dozen). It's not just a sweet treat; it's an experience!

Have you ever tried this tiny donut shop in Alaska? What did you think? Was it delicious? Let us know in the commons below! You can also learn more on the Wiki-Licious website. Looking for more great places to grab a donut? Check out Alaska’s tasty donut trail.

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