This review could be as short as saying "good product, but high prices", but I'll go on...
The donuts are good - their bismarks are the best in town. Driving by every day, I notice that once in a while they will hang a sign out by the road advertising apple cider donuts (or pumpkin spice, or blueberry even, though not often). They sounded good, so I stopped in for a dozen a while back. Those simple little cake donuts were over $1 each ($1.20/ea, I believe), which I thought was too high, but I was already committed, so I bit the bullet. Yeah, they were good, but not enough to buy them again for that price.
I won't bother with their other baked goods - the large danishes, coffee cakes and pies are just too expensive for my taste. For less than half the money, I can snag a $5 apple fritter from Greenbush that is amazing. I'm sure Scott's stuff is good, but personally, I have a limit to what I'll spend on that sort of thing.
For the freakish treat, the $1.90/ea for a maple & bacon long john is worth the novelty. At least once. They're surprisingly good.