Krispy Kreme donuts are only 200cals?!
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Clearly not 200 calories though0
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Aggieland, so Round Rock is closer, if only just.DeguelloTex wrote: »
Round Rock Donuts. Though, depending on where you are in Texas, Indiana might still be closer.VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »Krispy Kreme isn't really HORRIBLE, but if I'm going to have a donut, then I'm going to Titus Bakery for some Pershings or Bismarcks. But, that's in Indiana, and I'm in Texas... so...
In this area, you're more like to find a good kolache bakery than donut shop. Caldwell's kolache festival is this Saturday, too bad I already have plans.0 -
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Yeah, I've never been a huge fan of KK. Shipley's is a more acceptable donut chain in Texas.VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »Krispy Kreme isn't really HORRIBLE, but if I'm going to have a donut, then I'm going to Titus Bakery for some Pershings or Bismarcks. But, that's in Indiana, and I'm in Texas... so...
Shipley's aren't bad, my mom loves them, that's for sure. I just don't have much taste for sugary pastries.0 -
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VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »
Aggieland, so Round Rock is closer, if only just.DeguelloTex wrote: »
Round Rock Donuts. Though, depending on where you are in Texas, Indiana might still be closer.VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »Krispy Kreme isn't really HORRIBLE, but if I'm going to have a donut, then I'm going to Titus Bakery for some Pershings or Bismarcks. But, that's in Indiana, and I'm in Texas... so...
In this area, you're more like to find a good kolache bakery than donut shop. Caldwell's kolache festival is this Saturday, too bad I already have plans.
Are you an ag? Me too!
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And that dried my tears right up.
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LaceyBirds wrote: »
And that dried my tears right up.
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »47Jacqueline wrote: »200 calories? Plain old fashioned Dunkin Donuts donuts are 370. So, I doubt it.
Dunkin donuts aare cake donuts and much more dense. KK are yeast donuts and much lighter in volume and density.
DD also tastes like crap but hey we all got our opinions LOLOLOL
Nay, nay I say!!! DD Boston Cream Donuts make my taste buds so very happy, I try to have one once a week or two. 310 calories and 16 sugars are totally worth it and actually fill me up.
But those Yum Yums could very possibly unseat BCDs if I could find them.
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amyrebeccah wrote: »MondayJune22nd2015 wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »MondayJune22nd2015 wrote: »If it was a 400ish donut I'd have just cut it in half & save the other half, for another day. I had gone to McDonald's & used 1 of their "Buy One Large Sandwich, Get One Free" coupons. I normally would've gotten 2 Fillet O Fish sandwiches but since I'd had a box of Gorton's Beer Batter Shrimp, that week; I didn't because I didn't want to get Mercury poisoning. So I bought 1 Quarter Pounder With Cheese & got the Bic Mac, for free. Since they were 520 to 540 Calories each, I cut them both into Quarters & ate 1/4 of each, at a time; so they lasted nearly 24 hours.
You don't get mercury poisoning for eating two servings of seafood in a week. That's well within recommendations of 8-12 ounces of seafood per week (even for pregnant women, who are most at risk). Also, neither type of seafood you would have eaten are high-risk. Those would be tuna (which they don't tell you to not eat, just to limit to 6 ounces per week), tilefish, shark, swordfish, and king mackerel.
I had said that I had eaten a box of the shrimp, that week; which is about or over 12 Ounces.
And shrimp has 0 parts mercury per 4 oz, so at most a trace amount in your 12 ounces. Compared to between 110 and 219 parts per four ounces in the high risk fish. (even if you'd added the fillet-o-fish, the pollock in it is also a very low mercury fish)
(http://health.gov/dietaryguidelines/dga2010/DietaryGuidelines2010.pdf --appendix 11).
(http://www.nrdc.org/health/effects/mercury/guide.asp)
And of course, eat whatever you like, I just wanted to make sure no one saw your post and panicked.
Thanks for posting this!
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Your wife sounds amazing :laughing:
@VykkDraygoVPR
Yeah, that's why I've only eaten donuts once this year. I really need to find a good place in Houston.
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I remember when KK arrived in Phoenix (when I lived there), so much buzz. And of course the hype around it ended up in me being disappointed once I finally had one. Tasted like straight up butter. Like if Cotton Candy wasn't spun sugar but was spun butter. Some weird nothing-substance that melted on my tongue and tasted like butter. I haven't had another one since.
Where I live now I only see KK preboxed in the grocery store alongside other preboxed snack cakes and donuts.
DD rules the roost where I live, I don't think I've even seen any other donut shop around (though there are lots of bakeries and bistros). I've always liked DD donuts, but I usually only ever had them when someone would bring in a huge box for meetings or the breakroom.
I did specifically go to DD several months ago for a free donut on free donut day. Which I found out about on MFP. I got a strawberry glazed, it was a yeast donut and around 400 cals if I recall correctly. DD has a large variety of both yeast and cake donuts.0 -
The cafeteria where I work uses leftover Krispy Kreme donuts to make bread pudding. Having already researched the calories in a glazed KK donut, the woman who told me about it was annoyed that I wasn't outraged that they make it in such an unhealthy way. "DO YOU KNOW HOW FATTENING THOSE THINGS ARE!?" Yes, I do, and I'm not impressed.0
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I work at A&M, but didn't attend.marissafit06 wrote: »VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »
Aggieland, so Round Rock is closer, if only just.DeguelloTex wrote: »
Round Rock Donuts. Though, depending on where you are in Texas, Indiana might still be closer.VykkDraygoVPR wrote: »Krispy Kreme isn't really HORRIBLE, but if I'm going to have a donut, then I'm going to Titus Bakery for some Pershings or Bismarcks. But, that's in Indiana, and I'm in Texas... so...
In this area, you're more like to find a good kolache bakery than donut shop. Caldwell's kolache festival is this Saturday, too bad I already have plans.
Are you an ag? Me too!
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Thanks!amyrebeccah wrote: »MondayJune22nd2015 wrote: »amyrebeccah wrote: »
You don't get mercury poisoning for eating two servings of seafood in a week. That's well within recommendations of 8-12 ounces of seafood per week (even for pregnant women, who are most at risk). Also, neither type of seafood you would have eaten are high-risk. Those would be tuna (which they don't tell you to not eat, just to limit to 6 ounces per week), tilefish, shark, swordfish, and king mackerel.MondayJune22nd2015 wrote: »If it was a 400ish donut I'd have just cut it in half & save the other half, for another day. I had gone to McDonald's & used 1 of their "Buy One Large Sandwich, Get One Free" coupons. I normally would've gotten 2 Fillet O Fish sandwiches but since I'd had a box of Gorton's Beer Batter Shrimp, that week; I didn't because I didn't want to get Mercury poisoning. So I bought 1 Quarter Pounder With Cheese & got the Bic Mac, for free. Since they were 520 to 540 Calories each, I cut them both into Quarters & ate 1/4 of each, at a time; so they lasted nearly 24 hours.
I had said that I had eaten a box of the shrimp, that week; which is about or over 12 Ounces.
And shrimp has 0 parts mercury per 4 oz, so at most a trace amount in your 12 ounces. Compared to between 110 and 219 parts per four ounces in the high risk fish. (even if you'd added the fillet-o-fish, the pollock in it is also a very low mercury fish)
(http://health.gov/dietaryguidelines/dga2010/DietaryGuidelines2010.pdf --appendix 11).
(http://www.nrdc.org/health/effects/mercury/guide.asp)
And of course, eat whatever you like, I just wanted to make sure no one saw your post and panicked.
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During my trip to Hawaii this February we had malasadas during a century ride. Presumably more than 200 calories, but worth it. I usually don't like filled donuts, but for some reason these were an exception.
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