I don't usually write reviews, but I have to write a rebuttal to the uniformed 1* review posted last week. In 2006, we first ate Rise'n Roll baked goods and pastries when the bakery was located at the farm house without electricity on the corner of 250 N and 1150 W in the heart of Amish country in Middlebury, IN. We have been many, many times since to their current Middlebury location. The donuts taste the same in Schereville as they always have in Middlebury. The original Amish owners, sold the Middlebury location to the English when production got too big. They still employ dozens, maybe over a hundred Amish and Mennonite people. The community is benefiting from the business, and no one is profiteering off of Amish culture. Since that time, the business has expanded to several Indiana locations. The donuts are not 'cheap' - the recipe is one of many passed down from the original owners. If you want cheap, mass-produced donuts cooked off site, go to Dunkin. Try the original cinnamon caramel donuts at Rise'n Roll (they are called Amish crack by locals in Shipshe/Middlebury). You will become a believer as everyone in my family has. How happy I was to visit family in Saint John and find a Rise'n Roll just miles away. And the place was packed - they are definitely going to make it. As it says on their donut boxes "For those who want the best... And know the difference."