Explain KK please.

[Billfred]

They're tasty, they fill you up, and they're something nearly everyone can agree on (EddieMcD notwithstanding).

[plug=shameless]It should be noted that one regional I'm near and dear to has distributed the delicacies themselves for two years running now. [/plug]

[Jeremiah Johnson]

They taste good but make me sick...

[sanddrag]

I really don't like them. They are all air.

Because I'm on a Tae Kwon Do tournament performance diet, I get to do a 2 hour intensive workout for every donut I eat. So I don't have any. Right now I'm working on not drinking soda. We'll see how that runs.

[EddieMcD]

Originally Posted by Billfred

They're tasty, they fill you up, and they're something nearly everyone can agree on (EddieMcD notwithstanding).

As previously stated, I can't stand Krispy Kremes (they just don't taste good, period). Luckily, I'm from New England, home to Dunkin' Donuts, the obviously superior brand of doughnuts.

Originally Posted by 114ManualLabor

Because I'm on a Tae Kwon Do tournament performance diet, I get to do a 2 hour intensive workout for every donut I eat. So I don't have any. Right now I'm working on not drinking soda. We'll see how that runs.

Seriously, look at the sweetener. If it's High Fructose Corn Syrup, just cut said soda out of your diet. There are plenty of good sodas that use other sweeteners. I completely removed High Fructose Corn Syrup and MSG from my diet about 5 months ago, and I've since lost a few pounds (nothing spectacular, but it's better than gaining) and I feel much better overall. I'm also currently shifting over to a more natural diet.

Back on topic, Dunkin Donuts > Krispy Kreme.

[Joe Matt]

Originally Posted by EddieMcD

As previously stated, I can't stand Krispy Kremes (they just don't taste good, period). Luckily, I'm from New England, home to Dunkin' Donuts, the obviously superior brand of doughnuts.



Seriously, look at the sweetener. If it's High Fructose Corn Syrup, just cut said soda out of your diet. There are plenty of good sodas that use other sweeteners. I completely removed High Fructose Corn Syrup and MSG from my diet about 5 months ago, and I've since lost a few pounds (nothing spectacular, but it's better than gaining) and I feel much better overall. I'm also currently shifting over to a more natural diet.

Back on topic, Dunkin Donuts > Krispy Kreme.

Cut out the corn syrup, you'll save money on gas in the long run if enough people do.

I don't drink pop often, mostly water or apple juice. As for KK, only if they are fresh and my room mates buy them, then maybe one (or two, or three).

[Laura 1547]

I used to like Krispy Kreme but we can only get it from Walmart up here. I had my first Dunkin' Donuts experience last weekend though and I must say...DD takes it over KK

[Vince lau]

Originally Posted by Laura 1547

I used to like Krispy Kreme but we can only get it from Walmart up here. I had my first Dunkin' Donuts experience last weekend though and I must say...DD takes it over KK

you can always get KK in Mississauga... GTR is coming up this weekend

I like tim hortons donuts though

[Nica F.]

Mmm. reflecting on my FIRST doughnut experiences make me smile. haha

Krispy Kreme - good when fresh on your way to LA Reg.
DD- good on your way to UTC Reg
TimH's - good on your way to GTR


but in my opinion, i think i'd go for Tim Horton's doughnuts just because they have good ice caps and soft doughnuts. (and i blame team 188 to getting me into them! ;P )

[raymaniac]

I think all doughnuts are good. One of my favorites is Shoppers brand colossal doughnuts...mostly because they're really big


On a side note,

Powdered doughnuts are really good with maple syrup...don't ask how I found out

[Greg Perkins]

two and a half words...

"icing water-fall"

where else can you get glazed doughnuts that have been run THROUGH the icing waterfall?

nowhere but KK's (I am going to Chicago in may, I'm gonna get my fix!)

[EddieMcD]

Originally Posted by Greg Perkins

two and a half words...

"icing water-fall"

where else can you get glazed doughnuts that have been run THROUGH the icing waterfall?

nowhere but KK's (I am going to Chicago in may, I'm gonna get my fix!)

Yeah, I saw that on a Discovery Channel special about food factories (I still say the inside of a Twinkie is made from the residue of the Roswell Crash, but that's another debate entirely ). And the first thought in my head upon seeing said icingfall was "ew".

Though for some strange reason, I'm now tempted to try that powdered donut and maple syrup combo (using natural syrup, of course)...