Doughnuts are a very popular sweet treat in many countries, known for their characteristic shape and delicious flavor. Their origin dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe and the United States, where they began as fried buns prepared by sailors for their voyages. In Latin America, this dessert has various variants and names; for example, in Mexico and Colombia they are called "donas" or "rosquillas", while in Argentina and Chile they are often known as "berlinesas" when they are filled. Over time, doughnuts have acquired multiple styles and forms, from the classic fried ones to healthier baked versions, adapting to the tastes of each region.
In addition to their delicious taste, doughnuts represent family gatherings, celebrations, and moments of togetherness, being a favorite dessert in coffee shops and homes alike. The recipe we present here is a baked version, ideal for those who want to enjoy a soft texture and a sweet flavor without resorting to frying.