Puffs of Doom

Found Puffs of Doom at One of a Kind show in Chicago. I have never tasted such delicious sauces. Each one is a sensory pleasure like no other! I used the Spirited Butterscotch in my Caramel Apple cookies and it was fantastic! Won the cookie contest! But the most fantastic product they have are the Earl Grey marshmallows. I’ve never tasted anything like them. I will be buying more Puffs of Doom for myself and all my friends.

Salted caramel puff 3.5
Value 2.5
The salted caramel puff was creamy and delicious on inside but served a little cold. The chocolate topping could have been richer and not so artificially flavored. Plus for $ 5, I expected something slightly larger than half tennis ball.
The savory puffs for $ 10 I didn’t get a look at, but I hope they’re bigger.

These guys are great, I’ve had them at a few different venues, farmer’s market, and now my office building hosted party. These cream puffs are unbeatable.

Hats off to Rebecca for AH-​mazing customer service!
I had a bad experience, and she did EVERYTHING in her power to fix it. Refund + Free retry of the Salted Caramel puff + Free other sweet puff flavors… Whoa is right!
5 stars for the service, logo, and concept.
Ok, the salted carm was sooooo much better. Also tried a peppermint fudge, D-​licious! Cream on both of these so fantastic. Puff was not dry it overdone. Great flavor combos here.
Peanut butter pretzel was ok. Weird cream center. Might be awesome for some people.
Still have a few left to try.
4 stars on overall puffs and flavors.
Puffs of Doom will see my dollars in the future. From the above and beyond service I received, I’ll be happy to pay for something that goes to brand with so much passion behind it.

Oh Golly! Only at Christkindl Market CHIraq can one get a PUFF of DOOM!
Oh hell yea — pulled pork smothered in mac and cheese on big chewy PUFF! That’s how you warm up on a chilly wet night!
BWAHAHAHAHA

I found Puffs of Doom at last year’s RiotFest. It was the only booth that didn’t have a line. I mean, there was NO ONE there, not a single soul. But I have no idea why! Their «puffs» were delicious and very fairly priced, especially for a festival.
They have savory and sweet choices. I’ve tried one from each category, and loved both.
I was really sad when I didn’t see them back at RiotFest this year, but we did bump into them at a farmer’s market in Wicker Park. Once again, they did not disappoint!
Highly recommended!

Full disclosure, I didn’t actually get to try one! I meant to circle back to their stall, but my kids had a long day and we needed to get them home.
My husband was smarter than I (don’t tell him I said that!) and he didn’t choose to wait until later to pick a puff– he ordered the chicken jalapeño popper puff and LOVED it. I really regret that I didn’t go for it when I had the chance, so I’ll be creepin’ online to find my next chance!
The guy manning the stall was very nice, personable, and knowledgeable. I learned about puffs when I stopped at the stall, drawn in by the name and cutesy logo, and I really love it when people are clearly passionate about the food they create.

Had the salted caramel with chocolate puff at the Pitchfork festival this weekend. I was disappointed as it was very cold and a bit chewy. I was really hoping to like this place but I just couldn’t get into it. It’s mediocre at best.

i went over to their truck at the food truck social. I tried the salted caramel and hot chocolate puff and it was truly incredible. I think the puff should have been warmed a little, but it was rather cold sadly, the chocolate would have been way better had the puff been warm. I have my eye on the savory puffs as well, ill look out for them and grab them when I see them next

Ate a ranch mac n cheese puff at Coachella and fell in love! Please open up shop in Los Angeles~ Just thinking about the creamy ranch mac n cheese has me drooling.

Found them at a farmer’s market. While it’s different from the cream puffs that my mother used to make, they are yummy. The guy at the stand is always super nice even if you don’t buy anything and is always willing to talk about their cream puffs.

Puffs of Doom is totally delicious. I love that they also make savory options. Plus, their logo is adorable.
I gave them 4.5 instead of 5 stars because I had a puff at a festival that should have been served warm, and it just wasn’t as good cold.

Salted caramel, Marshmallow, and chocolate cream puff. Mac N Cheese with hot Dog on a puff. mmmm those are the two I tried and I loved them. Tasty, fluffy puffs with light filling in the dessert ones and a nice heaping portion of mac n cheese in the other! Can not wait to do an order for my events!

I must put a disclaimer out there that I have known the creator of Puffs of Doom for a while now and I was lucky enough to be a taste tester for her creations before Puffs was even a reality. But there are a few things about the puffs that stand out to me that I think others should know.
I expected these puffs to be really rich and sweet gooey processed goodness that I am used to. They aren’t. They are… real. Everything about them tastes real, and clean. I hate using buzz words like «clean» but honestly it’s accurate.
Her flavor combinations are well thought out and when you taste basil, you are eating basil and not a flavoring. Strawberries, blueberries, goat cheese, etc are all as real as you can get and taste as such. It doesn’t take a lot of product for it to taste good. I know that now. I had a peanut butter and jelly one and I felt like I was in 3^rd grade again, but at the same time, an adult, because it wasn’t cloying and gross. It was refined.
They are affordable and work hard to make deliveries and access seamless. I ordered quite a few for a work birthday celebration and they went over well in the professional atmosphere. I plan on ordering them again for the holidays.
Absolutely fantastic. I highly suggest them for something different and genuine.

I stumbled across Puffs of Doom at the Logan Square farmer’s market this weekend. To be honest, the little cream puffs caught my eye, and then the interesting business name drew me in. My mom and I chatted with the guys working a bit and I decided I had to try one. I had the strawberry Nutella puff (so adorable!) and it was delicious — a delectable bit of goodness and happiness!
So, folks, if you see this stand at the farmer’s market or if they are in the neighborhood, definitely try them out. The BLT one looked amazing, but I had just consumed the biggest brunch ever, so I will save that one for next time.