Turkey-stuffed donuts, Happy Thanksgivukkah!

In case you only get your news from AM New York, 1) sorry, and 2) Thanksgiving and Hanukkah fall on the same day this year and everyone's going culinarily crazy, including Zucker Bakery, which's gone and created the king of all Thanksgivukkah dishes: the Thanksgiving Donut. Uniformly fluffy-yet-chewy, this spiced pumpkin joint is stuffed with -- no joke -- actual Thanksgiving dishes, including turkey and gravy, turkey and cranberry, and toasted marshmallow cream. We selflessly scored a few and tested them out below (spoiler alert: they're all pretty good).

Thanksgivukkah Donuts

First things first, you're gonna at least want to try all of them: get a six-pack.

Thanksgivukkah Donuts

Hello, turkey and gravy. The pumpkin donut on this guy isn't as sweet as you think it's going to be, so it ends up being a nice savory snack; it almost starts to taste like stuffing but never quite gets there. If you've got some extra gravy lying around (and you really always should), go ahead and dunk it in there like it's a cup of coffee. Mmmmm, gravy coffee.

Thanksgivukkah Donuts

With the addition of a sweet-and-tangy cranberry sauce, this guy's a little bit closer to a traditional donut. It tastes kinda like a day-after-Thanksgiving leftovers sandwich, but slightly more... um... donut-y.

Thanksgivukkah Donuts
All Photos: Andrew Zimmer

The bursting-out-of-the-top toasted marshmallow looks like a boob! is probably the most reminiscent of an actual donut. The herbaceous potatoes and pumpkin flavors work particularly well with the gooey sweetness of the toasted marshmallow -- really, it tastes kinda like a good version of that marshmallow-sweet potato Turkey Day dish that everyone thinks they're going to like, but never really does.