Bring back the mac & cheese at Donut Distillery
Bring back the mac & cheese at Donut Distillery
The Issue
It was a sunny day in Oxford, Mississippi, when I first walked into Donut Distillery, eagerly anticipating the delicious mac & cheese that friends and family raved about. From the first bite, I was hooked. The creamy, cheesy delight was unlike any other, and it quickly became the primary reason for my frequent visits. That mac & cheese wasn’t just food; it was an experience, a highlight of my week, and a beloved comfort on tough days.
Imagine my shock and disappointment when I learned that Donut Distillery had removed the mac & cheese from their menu. It felt like a betrayal, not only to my taste buds but to the entire community of mac & cheese enthusiasts who share my sentiments. This isn't just a loss for me—it's a loss for countless others who found joy in that simple, delightful dish.
The decision to remove it is inexcusable, and we cannot stand by while a community favorite disappears. According to a study by the National Restaurant Association, menu favorites can drive up to 40% more foot traffic to establishments. Bringing back the mac & cheese could revitalize local interest and subsequently bump up business for Donut Distillery.
Moreover, with a strong college presence in Oxford, where food culture is celebrated and explored, mac & cheese at Donut Distillery has been more than just a menu item—it’s been a staple of the communal dining experience that connects people, facilitates conversation, and creates lasting memories.
Thus, I am calling upon all past, present, and potential patrons of Donut Distillery to stand with me in this cause. If we can gather 1500 signatures, I am confident that we can bring mac & cheese back to its rightful place on the menu. Together, we can make Donut Distillery TOUSE again.
Sign this petition to support bringing back a beloved dish and restore a piece of comfort and joy to so many. Join me in this effort to honor the tradition of quality and flavor that mac & cheese represents at Donut Distillery.

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The Issue
It was a sunny day in Oxford, Mississippi, when I first walked into Donut Distillery, eagerly anticipating the delicious mac & cheese that friends and family raved about. From the first bite, I was hooked. The creamy, cheesy delight was unlike any other, and it quickly became the primary reason for my frequent visits. That mac & cheese wasn’t just food; it was an experience, a highlight of my week, and a beloved comfort on tough days.
Imagine my shock and disappointment when I learned that Donut Distillery had removed the mac & cheese from their menu. It felt like a betrayal, not only to my taste buds but to the entire community of mac & cheese enthusiasts who share my sentiments. This isn't just a loss for me—it's a loss for countless others who found joy in that simple, delightful dish.
The decision to remove it is inexcusable, and we cannot stand by while a community favorite disappears. According to a study by the National Restaurant Association, menu favorites can drive up to 40% more foot traffic to establishments. Bringing back the mac & cheese could revitalize local interest and subsequently bump up business for Donut Distillery.
Moreover, with a strong college presence in Oxford, where food culture is celebrated and explored, mac & cheese at Donut Distillery has been more than just a menu item—it’s been a staple of the communal dining experience that connects people, facilitates conversation, and creates lasting memories.
Thus, I am calling upon all past, present, and potential patrons of Donut Distillery to stand with me in this cause. If we can gather 1500 signatures, I am confident that we can bring mac & cheese back to its rightful place on the menu. Together, we can make Donut Distillery TOUSE again.
Sign this petition to support bringing back a beloved dish and restore a piece of comfort and joy to so many. Join me in this effort to honor the tradition of quality and flavor that mac & cheese represents at Donut Distillery.

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Petition created on September 6, 2026