Genesia said:

tump said:

Genesia said:

Whatever would we do without obligatory posts by sanctimonious killjoys?

Dunno. Probably have medical complications or sterility kill your joy instead, from a lifetime of GMO, additive-laden expensive junk food from our friends at Bayer/ Monsanto and.others.

And this is what you do for fun...

kpowers said:

Been to VooDoo Donuts which I think is just in the Portland Oregon aera

i just returned from Portland. didn't have time to visit the Voodoo Donutshop but maybe next time.

I don't eat Steelers donuts.

2freaky4church1 said:

I don't eat Steelers donuts.

XxAxX said:

kpowers said:

Been to VooDoo Donuts which I think is just in the Portland Oregon aera

i just returned from Portland. didn't have time to visit the Voodoo Donutshop but maybe next time.

Went there last year. Yummy but the place reeked of pot big time

purplethunder3121 said:

kpowers said:

XxAxX said:

i just returned from Portland. didn't have time to visit the Voodoo Donutshop but maybe next time.

Went there last year. Yummy but the place reeked of pot big time

There is one in LA now - Universal City

But this is the place to go!

DiminutiveRocker said:

kpowers said:

Went there last year. Yummy but the place reeked of pot big time

There is one in LA now - Universal City

Going Hollywood now

I prefer Krispy Kreme and my all-time fav is Reese's Peanut Butter.....its pure heaven

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kpowers said:

DiminutiveRocker said:

There is one in LA now - Universal City

Going Hollywood now

Take it up with them

[Edited 7/23/18 14:50pm]

Goddess4Real said:

I prefer Krispy Kreme and my all-time fav is Reese's Peanut Butter.....its pure heaven

I HAVE TO TRY THESE!!!

728huey said:

No love for Tim Horton's? I'm sure there are Canadian orgers and orgers in Buffalo, Detroit, and outside of Seattle that love those donuts. I suppose I prefer Dunkin Donuts to Krispy Kreme overall, but those Krispy Kreme donuts right out of the oven just melt in your mouth. Even so, there's a local bakery in my hometown that makes awesome donuts, and I suppose in most cities there are local bakeries that make donuts that beat the crap out of both Dunkin and Krispy Kreme.

Yes sir, whenever I'm in Canada!

728huey said:

No love for Tim Horton's? I'm sure there are Canadian orgers and orgers in Buffalo, Detroit, and outside of Seattle that love those donuts. I suppose I prefer Dunkin Donuts to Krispy Kreme overall, but those Krispy Kreme donuts right out of the oven just melt in your mouth. Even so, there's a local bakery in my hometown that makes awesome donuts, and I suppose in most cities there are local bakeries that make donuts that beat the crap out of both Dunkin and Krispy Kreme.

Krispy Kreme right out of the oven!!! Yes they melt in your mouth. Thank God there is not one near me. Like Lays potato chips---you cannot have just one!

728huey said:

No love for Tim Horton's? I'm sure there are Canadian orgers and orgers in Buffalo, Detroit, and outside of Seattle that love those donuts.

I suppose I prefer Dunkin Donuts to Krispy Kreme overall, but those Krispy Kreme donuts right out of the oven just melt in your mouth. Even so, there's a local bakery in my hometown that makes awesome donuts, and I suppose in most cities there are local bakeries that make donuts that beat the crap out of both Dunkin and Krispy Kreme.

kitbradley said:

728huey said:

No love for Tim Horton's? I'm sure there are Canadian orgers and orgers in Buffalo, Detroit, and outside of Seattle that love those donuts. I suppose I prefer Dunkin Donuts to Krispy Kreme overall, but those Krispy Kreme donuts right out of the oven just melt in your mouth. Even so, there's a local bakery in my hometown that makes awesome donuts, and I suppose in most cities there are local bakeries that make donuts that beat the crap out of both Dunkin and Krispy Kreme.

Tim Horton donuts are horrible! Like eating a dry sponge.

I just remember getting coffee there in those places over the highway on the way to Toronto.

Haven't had a donut in years... This thread makes me want to find a good local bakery tomorrow and get one! Eating healthy is good but I like a little danger to the diet once in a while!

kitbradley said:

728huey said:

No love for Tim Horton's? I'm sure there are Canadian orgers and orgers in Buffalo, Detroit, and outside of Seattle that love those donuts. I suppose I prefer Dunkin Donuts to Krispy Kreme overall, but those Krispy Kreme donuts right out of the oven just melt in your mouth. Even so, there's a local bakery in my hometown that makes awesome donuts, and I suppose in most cities there are local bakeries that make donuts that beat the crap out of both Dunkin and Krispy Kreme.

Tim Horton donuts are horrible! Like eating a dry sponge.

There is ONE Tim Horton's on Long Island (I believe) and it's actually attached to a gasoline station.

They're better than Dunkin Donuts IMO.

If I can't go to House of Donuts (as I posted earlier) then Tim Horton's is my 2nd choice.

Dunkin Donuts is simply more convenient since they are EVERYWHERE.

Goddess4Real said:

I prefer Krispy Kreme and my all-time fav is Reese's Peanut Butter.....its pure heaven

[Edited 7/22/18 23:25pm]

DiminutiveRocker said:

kpowers said:

Going Hollywood now

Take it up with them

[Edited 7/23/18 14:50pm]

No way, they are just a bunch of pot heads

I barely remember the last time I had a Krispy Kreme donut but what I do remember is that I did not really sit down and have a coffee with my donut . I think it was one of those tiny little Krispy Kreme places that you find at some train stations. And the thing with donuts is that I need to sit down and eat them accompanied by a good cup of coffee.

So, as far as atmosphere and variety goes, I prefer Dunkin because I also like their coffee and some of their sandwiches, and their donuts are ok, too.

The best donuts I´ve ever had were the ones that the US Army used to sell at a German fair in the 1970s and 1980s.

They were delicious !

KoolEaze said:

I barely remember the last time I had a Krispy Kreme donut but what I do remember is that I did not really sit down and have a coffee with my donut . I think it was one of those tiny little Krispy Kreme places that you find at some train stations. And the thing with donuts is that I need to sit down and eat them accompanied by a good cup of coffee.

So, as far as atmosphere and variety goes, I prefer Dunkin because I also like their coffee and some of their sandwiches, and their donuts are ok, too.

The best donuts I´ve ever had were the ones that the US Army used to sell at a German fair in the 1970s and 1980s.

They were delicious !

The best donuts I ever had were at a local bakery which no longer exists due to regentrification...

I remember when Krispy Kreme first came to Los Angeles, in 1999. I was working at a children's home and the day counselor was late because she wanted to surprise everyone with Krispy Kreme's. Problem was she got there at 6:00 AM and didn't get waited until almost 8:30 AM. She was waiting in line that long to get those donuts. And if it took them that long to get to her, I can't even imagine what time other people got there that morning.

benni said:

I remember when Krispy Kreme first came to Los Angeles, in 1999. I was working at a children's home and the day counselor was late because she wanted to surprise everyone with Krispy Kreme's. Problem was she got there at 6:00 AM and didn't get waited until almost 8:30 AM. She was waiting in line that long to get those donuts. And if it took them that long to get to her, I can't even imagine what time other people got there that morning.

Yes! Was it the one in La Mirada or somewhere over that way? I remember waiting soooo long the first time we went - and we got piping hot doughnuts and I felt them congealing in my stomach like hot dough!

DiminutiveRocker said:

benni said:

I remember when Krispy Kreme first came to Los Angeles, in 1999. I was working at a children's home and the day counselor was late because she wanted to surprise everyone with Krispy Kreme's. Problem was she got there at 6:00 AM and didn't get waited until almost 8:30 AM. She was waiting in line that long to get those donuts. And if it took them that long to get to her, I can't even imagine what time other people got there that morning.

Yes! Was it the one in La Mirada or somewhere over that way? I remember waiting soooo long the first time we went - and we got piping hot doughnuts and I felt them congealing in my stomach like hot dough!

Actually, it was in the Valley, Sherman Oaks, on Van Nuys Blvd. I couldn't believe any one would wait in line that long for donuts. But they stayed busy for several months after they opened like that, especially on Saturday or Sunday mornings. I might stand in line that long for a concert I really want to see, but no way would I stand in line that long for donuts!

Hurts Donuts is expanding quite rapidly here in Missouri.