My wife made some tasty doughnuts with chocolate frosting (no chance staying slim at King's Towers), but they didn't have a hole in the middle. Does anyone know if there's a name for this variation?
shareI couldn't resist
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=homer+simpson+donuts
google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=Cops+and+Donuts
mmmmmm...... 🍩 doughnuts........
shareWell a Twist, Bar, and Fritter are all donuts in my favorite shop and they lack the torus shape as well. So I think what she made is still a donut and even a doughnut.
shareNo, I think what she’s created is an abomination - an incredibly tasty, calorie filled, abomination that I am compelled to eat.
shareI think they're just called "doughnuts."
shareOr donuts in Americaland.
shareI blame "Dunkin' Donuts" for that one, lol. I think "doughnut" is the proper spelling. We would only use the other spelling for fun.
Little fun fact about me: I've actually made those before :D
“I've actually made those before :D”
Oh, I’m definitely dropping by then, next time I’m over there.
It's just "Dunkin" now. Perhaps they are repenting for their spelling crime.
shareThey dropped "Donuts" because they didn't want customers to think of them as strictly a doughnut shop. You can get breakfast sandwiches, muffins, bagels, flatbreads and a variety of beverages. "Dunkin" by itself is perfect for today's trend towards lazy speech.
https://www.fastfoodprice.com/menu/dunkin-donuts-prices/
Well the word "donuts" is the one that makes my mouth water so I would say dropping that would be a mistake.....
shareI know you said it isn't a beignet, but it seems pretty close. https://youtu.be/VDWBTsxEX7U
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