Anonymous wrote:On our way to Rehoboth/Dewey. Any place on the drive we can pick up a good donut (or two, or three)?

The fractured prune

Anonymous wrote:We moved to Memphis, TN in the fall. Yes, it's a bit depressing, but then I discovered Gibson's red velvet donuts with cream cheese frosting. It almost, I mean ALMOST makes up for the lack of public transportation and decent ethnic food here.

Good luck in TN. Went to Vandy. Love it down south. But why are you still reading DCUM?

I bought donuts today. Two of them. And I'm eating them both. Thank you, DCUM.

We moved to Memphis, TN in the fall. Yes, it's a bit depressing, but then I discovered Gibson's red velvet donuts with cream cheese frosting. It almost, I mean ALMOST makes up for the lack of public transportation and decent ethnic food here.

Anonymous wrote:Glazed, Meh. I like cake donuts, and very rarely get raised. If I do get raised it has to be iced with chocolate or maple.

Cake donuts are dense, dry and gross.

Glazed, Meh. I like cake donuts, and very rarely get raised. If I do get raised it has to be iced with chocolate or maple.

On our way to Rehoboth/Dewey. Any place on the drive we can pick up a good donut (or two, or three)?

they aren't dough made from nuts, so I'm not sure the "dough" part is crucial to the integrity of the experience.

doughnuht.

Why is there no "h" in donut? Aren't they made from dough?

Anonymous wrote:I want that damn donut.

And a high class cupcake.

+1

Bahaha I'll take both, a thank you.

I want that damn donut.

And a high class cupcake.

I try to keep a ziploc baggie or two in my work bag or the diaper bag. They come in handy when my daughter doesn't finish something at dinner and I want to eat it later. (or for a host of other reasons.) It would not be terribly unusual for me to put a donut in one of those baggies and put it in my bag... my purse is too small.

Wish had a donut in mine. Would be nice with some tea now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please. Go into a cupcake shop and you see nicely dressed people (like in Lilly Pulitzer skirts and Nantucket reds). You don't see that at Dunkin Donuts. Donuts are for blue collar workers. You might as well have stuffed tickets to the monster truck rally in your purse. That's what donuts say about you.

Oh no, not you again. You are the one who always trolls all the posts and turns them into a class war. Poor people walk into donut shops too. All walk of life. Stop the hate- because that never looks classy on anyone!

Ok, this is a bunch of BS. I live in Manhattan, we, locals, go to good old dunkin or a nice italian bakery. It's the tourists that go to all the overpriced stupid trendy cupcake shops to get loaded on all the artificial dyes.