Donuts

No, at least most of the major donuts brands use both milk and butter in their recipes.
http://www.krispykreme.com/nutri.html
https://www.dunkindonuts.com/aboutus/nutrition/

But if you live in NYC, check this place out:
http://www.babycakesnyc.com/

Cheers!

220 calories

Yes, but they are not very good after they are then un-frozen again.

NO

You go to Timmy, the guy with a dog hat next to a carnival-looking stand and buy one from him.

Of course they do. Jelly donuts would be very messy with a large hole in the middle of it.

Here in Canada besides the regular doughnut with the hole in the center and the jelly filled/sugar coated treat we have what is called a fritter. These are approximately hand sized irregular shaped, fried cakes with various fruits like apples or blueberries blended into the dough and lightly glazed. These are very popular with a large double double coffee at the local Tim Horton's.

Each Shipley's Donuts has their own hours of operations. Some franchises may be open 24 hours and others just a few hours. You will need to call the store in your area to find your store hours.

I am like a donut master I can tell you like any thing about them but here are a few I personally like actually all of them I like but ok here~

- honey crulers

- long johns

- sprinkle

- chocolate fudge

I would tell you more but you asked for 3 so I gave you one extra!!! :) your welcome

It depends on where you buy them, not only the store, but the city. Also, different varieties of donuts can change the price as well. About 5 dollars is the normal price for a dozen at several cheaper places, but some of the more expensive might charge 8, 10, or even more for one dozen.

NO!! Donuts have too much fat for horses and the sugar would make them sick!!!

be very nice but ask when they are in a good mood or else it will not work

One Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut has 10 grams of sugar, 22 grams of carbs and 12 grams of fat.

Technically, it's doughnut. "Donut" started being used in advertising or just by lazy people, and it came to be an accepted spelling. At this point you could really use either one and no one would notice.

The noun 'doughnut' is a singular, common, compound, concrete noun; a word for a thing.

The Churros are a fried batter mix that is fried for about 4 minutes turning once and they are sprinkled with sugar and then you have the chocolate to dip the Churros in. Churros are a Spanish pastry, commonly dipped in thick chocolate (commonly more bitter than American). Beware, though, because they are quite fattening. 'Con' is Spanish for 'with'.

Tradition.

However, like most traditions, there's an underlying reason for it. The hole probably originated as a way to make sure the donut got thoroughly cooked; frying a ball of dough tends to either overcook the outer layers or leave the middle raw. Poking a hole through the middle allowed the hot oil to pass through the center of the donut, cooking it more evenly.

One average donut is 260 calories

No, brownies are not pastries.

Pastries are made of dough and are light and airy.

Brownies are fudgy and have high density, they are considered a cross between cakes and cookies.

The doughnut supposedly came to us from the eighteenth century Dutch of New Amsterdam (later New York City) and were referred to as olykoeks, meaning oily cakes. In the nineteenth century, Elizabeth Gregory fried flavored dough with walnuts for her son Hanson Gregory, hence the name doughnut. By the late nineteenth century, the doughnut had a hole.

75 for one..........150 for two..........225 for three..........300 for four..........so on and so forth

2 answers:

1: If you don't like 'em don't eat 'em

2: They were invented to be called dough nuts not donuts!

YES, Donuts are made from wheat, but there are gluten free donuts out there.

It depends on where you buy them. It also depends on how many you buy. Some doughnut shops and grocery stores charge $5.00 or more for a dozen. If you can find a dozen doughnuts for $3.00, you're probably getting a good price.