I'm actually visiting the East Coast this weekend, back from CO (no Dunkin' in my region)- I've been thinking of Dunkin' D's since I got on the plane.
"Give a me large french vanilla coffee, cream n' sugar, the coconut donut, and one vanilla iced, please. My buddy will have the everything bagel toasted with sausage egg + cheese, large regular coffee, cream n' sugar. That's it." ....
"That'll be 5.98 please."
Pretty sure there was one in Pacific Beach a few years ago - again tied to a Togo's sandwiches.
Are there really no more Krispy Kremes in AZ? Used to be one at one of the malls there. I bought a bunch for my kids to eat after finishing their events at the state meet - learned that one should wait a while after finishing the 300H before indulging. Saw my hurdler puke them and then writhe on the ground in pain.
rippy cripple wrote:
Warm Weather wrote:I live right outside of amish country so i know what good donuts taste like.
Are you talking about donuts made here?
http://troyercorp.com/restaurant/bellville/bellvilleBakery.php
Among others....oh yeah
agree completely, we moved to MA about 7 years ago and I cant believe anyone actually eats Dunkin Donuts. I used to be a donut fanatic but these things are barely a step above those processed packaged mini donuts for taste.the sad thing is they are so dominant here that they have driven most of the smaller local bakeries out of biz.
aldc wrote:
Never got the fascination with DD. Donuts that taste like chemicals, the most over rated coffee ever and now you have these fat women buying those massive iced coffee things.
How bad is the other coffee for people to thing that stuff is good?
No the red states (politically) are the ones you're thinking about.
matry maggie wrote:
Is California a fascist state?
which town in CT
Is it not today's Sign of the Apocalypse that someone comes onto letsrun, supposedly the last hiding place for COMPETITIVE RUNNERS, to ask where to buy donuts?
Unless you're, say, putting on 100mpw, just how competitive do you expect to be if you pack on the donuts?
Do you "fit in" better on the Big Fat Blog?
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Dunkin Donuts Splosion! wrote:
This is a fairly large Connecticut town. Not a city, and it's CT. If you've never seen a map, we're a small state.
Like, thank you!
There aren't any non-assholes in Connecticut
I lived on donuts and junk food back in the day, worked in a running store right next to a great bakery. used to plow thru 6-8 donuts a day before lunch.2 Oly trials and zero 100mile weeks and raced at around 147lbs.
Coach D wrote:
Is it not today's Sign of the Apocalypse that someone comes onto letsrun, supposedly the last hiding place for COMPETITIVE RUNNERS, to ask where to buy donuts?
Unless you're, say, putting on 100mpw, just how competitive do you expect to be if you pack on the donuts?
Do you "fit in" better on the Big Fat Blog?
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CTC wrote:
There aren't any non-assholes in Connecticut
Sure there are.
I'm assuming that comment has something to do with the 'rich/elite' status that people will think of when they hear Connecticut. Some towns are very wealthy, but it's hardly representative of the state, maybe only a small region of it. If you're under the opinion it's a rich state, I can tell that you have never been to New Haven or Hartford.
The town I was talking about before was Milford. You can Google them and the current 7 locations will pop up, they're in the process of building an 8th.
I just ate 8 Entenmann's glazed buttermilk donuts within that past 12 hours. Looks like tomorrow's long run is going to be well needed.
do amish's eat doughnuts then, i would have thought that would be considered unmodest.
vandergraafgenerator wrote:
do amish's eat doughnuts then, i would have thought that would be considered unmodest.
nope, amish people eat each other out.
CTC wrote: There aren't any non-assholes in Connecticut
And those are kinda like donuts, no?