Donuts

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  • inthslif
    inthslif Posts: 96 Member
    In my heavier years. ....a large cinnamon twist and a coffee was the norm......that mom n pop shop knew how to make a twist.....mmmmmm
  • jakj00
    jakj00 Posts: 97 Member
    I love love love donuts....definitely my weakness! I think I have only had one since I started mfp in January...once I eat one I want another
  • Robbnva
    Robbnva Posts: 590 Member
    edited February 2015
    Not a donut but I just found about something Canada has been hiding from us, beaver tails, I want one
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    edited February 2015
    inthslif wrote: »
    In my heavier years. ....a large cinnamon twist and a coffee was the norm......that mom n pop shop knew how to make a twist.....mmmmmm
    I would eat most of a twelve dozen box and some kolaches when I was obese. I could have eaten the thing in one sitting but the rest of the family would take their donut or two.

  • Robbnva
    Robbnva Posts: 590 Member
    Oh I wish they had kolaches in Maryland, my kids love those
  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
    I'm terribly picky about donuts. The chains just don't do it for me. I grew up with jelly 'beignets' in France and it's been hard to find something as good.

    But Donut Plant in NYC is seriously fantastic. I tried the hazelnut and the creme brulee ones and they were incredible

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    And a salted caramel donut from a local donut shop that opened two months ago. I've tried three of their donuts so far and they are delicious.. so light and fluffy.

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  • WinoGelato
    WinoGelato Posts: 13,454 Member
    dym123 wrote: »
    Strange Donuts in St. Louis. That is all.

    Just went there two weeks ago, loved the salted caramel and the gooey butter cake donut!

    Also putting a vote in for Round Rock donuts!
  • inthslif
    inthslif Posts: 96 Member
    We need a donut day once a week......OnE donut
  • williamgprice
    williamgprice Posts: 20 Member
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

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    Este. Everyone else in this thread is just wrong.
  • dym123
    dym123 Posts: 1,670 Member
    inthslif wrote: »
    In my heavier years. ....a large cinnamon twist and a coffee was the norm......that mom n pop shop knew how to make a twist.....mmmmmm

    Though it wasn't in my heavier days, but in my marathon runner/triathlete days when I had a super high metabolism, there was this small little shop near my office that sold apple fritters the size of my head and I would get one at least once a week.

  • inthslif
    inthslif Posts: 96 Member
    dym123 wrote: »
    inthslif wrote: »
    In my heavier years. ....a large cinnamon twist and a coffee was the norm......that mom n pop shop knew how to make a twist.....mmmmmm

    Though it wasn't in my heavier days, but in my marathon runner/triathlete days when I had a super high metabolism, there was this small little shop near my office that sold apple fritters the size of my head and I would get one at least once a week.

    Mmmmm........in my home town.....another mom n pop place had apple fritters. .....sooo good
  • dragonmaster69
    dragonmaster69 Posts: 131 Member
    williamgprice wrote: »
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

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    Este. Everyone else in this thread is just wrong.


    But...my taste buds say i'm right. :wink:
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  • juggernaut1974
    juggernaut1974 Posts: 6,212 Member
    This probably needs to go in the confessions thread on the other board...

    I never cared for Krispy Kremes.

    Maple Glazed Cake Donuts FTW!!
  • Francl27
    Francl27 Posts: 26,371 Member
    MrM27 wrote: »
    Francl27 wrote: »
    I'm terribly picky about donuts. The chains just don't do it for me. I grew up with jelly 'beignets' in France and it's been hard to find something as good.

    But Donut Plant in NYC is seriously fantastic. I tried the hazelnut and the creme brulee ones and they were incredible

    :)

    And a salted caramel donut from a local donut shop that opened two months ago. I've tried three of their donuts so far and they are delicious.. so light and fluffy.
    I completely forgot I recommended that place. I'm glad you went and enjoyed it

    My only regret is that I couldn't try one of each!
  • 970Mikaela1
    970Mikaela1 Posts: 2,013 Member
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

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    That's how I like mine. ONE box at a time.
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  • Robbnva
    Robbnva Posts: 590 Member
    dragonmaster69 wrote: »
    williamgprice wrote: »
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

    round-rock-donuts.jpg

    Este. Everyone else in this thread is just wrong.


    But...my taste buds say i'm right. :wink:

    But have you tried a round rock donut?
  • Robbnva
    Robbnva Posts: 590 Member
    970Mikaela1 wrote: »
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

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    That's how I like mine. ONE box at a time.

    Lol
  • HeySwoleSister
    HeySwoleSister Posts: 1,938 Member
    Best doughnuts I ever had were at some fancy brunch place at Williamsburg. Right next to the omelet station there was a chef standing there at a fryer, cooking up fresh yeast doughnuts and dropping them right in to a dish of cinnamon-sugar, still hot and shiny from the fryer.

    Holy hell, they were delicious.
  • betuel75
    betuel75 Posts: 776 Member
    Only had one donut today, a chocolate glazed(so good!). Im proud of myself. I usually eat about 4-7 on fridays.
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  • dragonmaster69
    dragonmaster69 Posts: 131 Member
    Robbnva wrote: »
    dragonmaster69 wrote: »
    williamgprice wrote: »
    hollydubs85 wrote: »
    Nope, if it's a donut, it's gotta be this one. It's been on food network.

    round-rock-donuts.jpg

    Este. Everyone else in this thread is just wrong.


    But...my taste buds say i'm right. :wink:

    But have you tried a round rock donut?

    Unfortunately, I haven't had much chance for donut places in my area. All the "better" donut places around me are open terrible hours. What my taste buds are currently getting is making them very happy, but of course I'm open to all possibilities, and I want to try everything. OveralI, I am a satisfied donut eater.
  • dym123
    dym123 Posts: 1,670 Member
    supposed to go to a buffet for brunch tomorrow, I'm in trouble if they have anything that resembles a donut. mmmmmm....donut.
  • HeySwoleSister
    HeySwoleSister Posts: 1,938 Member
    MrM27 wrote: »
    EWJLang wrote: »
    Best doughnuts I ever had were at some fancy brunch place at Williamsburg. Right next to the omelet station there was a chef standing there at a fryer, cooking up fresh yeast doughnuts and dropping them right in to a dish of cinnamon-sugar, still hot and shiny from the fryer.

    Holy hell, they were delicious.

    If you're in Williamsburg during Hanukkah then you could probably get an awesome Sufganiyot. Now those are amazing.

    MMMM. Yes. I consulted Google and apparently the Williamsburg Lodge is still doing on-the-spot doughnuts as part of the brunch buffet. ~plans vacation solely for food~
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