Everybody has different taste as you would expect. OK, so what makes a "good" donut in your mind? Please eloborate ;)
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Everybody has different taste as you would expect. OK, so what makes a "good" donut in your mind? Please eloborate ;)
You all suck... I haven't eaten a donut in 5 years. I think I gained two pounds just reading this thread!
Have you tried putting them in the microwave for 10 seconds? Not sure I can tell the difference between one warm out o fhte oven and one I popped in the microwave for 10 seconds (except 10 seconds might leave it nuclear hot depending on microwave).
Granted, I guess that might not work for the filled donuts.
I'm sorry, intellectually, I understand that that's probably true, but emotionally, I think of somebody arguing that Krispy Kreme is not only good, but better than shipleys, the same way as I think of people arguing that rioting, looting, and arson is a legitimate response to police violence. Emotionally, I just can't get past how absurd their position seems on its face; I can't even give their opinions a fair hearing and instead just wonder whether we can successfully coexist in civil society.
Damn, I would kill for a Shipley's Donut to pop up on my desk right now.
Lets go ahead and put everything out on the table...
The best steak is found at Applebee's (cooked well-done, with ketchup)!
The best burger is McDonald's (extra dehydrated onions)!
Olive Garden is the best Italian food (nothing in Italy comes close)!
And the best beer is Michelob Ultra (Bud Light Lime, a close second)!
And why not make it the perfect evening by watching a Michael Bay movie, listen to some Nickleback, and finish the night off with some Guy Fieri re-runs.***
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I like Shipley donuts here in Meridian. But there are better one's in town. I'm with c34 on Krispie Cream.
You mean Dunkin Donuts is not the best? They are police approved (When I was a kid, cops used to flock to Dunkin Donuts, it was their second headquarters!)!
Dunkin is a religion up here, lol. They have a couple decent donuts, and their coffee is good, but they don't hold a candle to Shipley's or the like; hell, even Krispy is far superior. Donuts up here just don't have the chew, while still being soft pillows, that they do in the south.
I really do like DD's coffee though (and they make decent breakfast sandwiches). Extra large cup of the black stuff for 2 bucks I think, which is rather convenient as they have a drive thru every quarter mile it seems.
I can at least fathom people liking Dunking Donuts. I don't like them, but they seem like a completely different product from the donuts we have in the south, or at least their "cakey" donuts do, so I can see how people that grow up on it think that's the way donuts should be and that our donuts are weird. No quarter for people that think Krispy Creme is good though.
No Shipley is very good, other than one on Ella with the misspelled sign.
Krispy Kreme is only good Hot, Right off the line.
Both are better the the crappy cake donut shops like Dunkin'.
The Best donuts are from tiny Vietnamese run shops.
Also, the worst Donuts are also from Tiny Vietnamese run shops.
All I?ve got to say is this whole thread is about who has the best hot donuts. The problem is that Starkville has absolutely zero places to buy hot donuts.
Ok, for you donut purist, I guess the following is just pure heresy!
Smokey Bones (restaurant chain) wants you to stuff your face full of meat (and also sugar and carbs). The chain restaurant has debuted its special limited-time-only offering: the ultimate meat/bacon doughnut. Their "doughnut" features a 3/8th-inch (thick) slice of Applewood smoked bacon, hand-carved and then candied in brown sugar and black pepper.
LOL ;)
I will take Honest Abes in Greenwood over all of the others. They had one in Oxford for awhile and it was just as good. The size and flavor or theirs are incredible. Wish they would branch out into other communities around the state.