Breakfast of Champions.

[FurCoat]

And here's the breakfast of middle aged dads on vacation at Disneyland with their 3 year old daughter:

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I'm 50 and my daughter is 5. I feel ya.

 

[FurCoat]

They built a Krispy Kreame nearby, which was the talk of of the town. Lines were wrapped around the building. I ate way more than I’d like to admit… then poof, I just got tired of them… and evidently others did to because it closed a few years later ?

Edit: Funny, I noticed that Dunkin’ Donuts dropped the word donuts. I guess Dunkin alone sounds healthier ?

I think it's a regional thing. KK is a food group around here.

 

[edger]

It must be hell to be downwind of you shortly after breakfast.

He could just sit on a donut gasket.

 

[edger]

@sablebrush52 I am my very own wind section of the orchestra! I could do 2 years in solitary providing I could let rip - self amusement and entertainment at it's finest and it is free.

Yeah, but the room note……..

 

[shanez]

I love Krispy Kremes but they have a short halflife.

A few hours and they're okay at best.

A KK right off the assembly line, however, is magic.

 

[STP]

I think it's a regional thing. KK is a food group around here.

You might be right… seems more popular in the south, where I first discovered them. Maybe not as popular in the north… or perhaps they tried to expand too fast and had to closed some stores. KKs are still available in a few nearby grocery stores, but they are nowhere near as good compared to when they were hot off the belt. I miss their location, and you never want to see a business close, plus I had good memories w/my kid, who liked to watch them being made… and sprinkles were always a must… plus they had good coffee.

 

[FurCoat]

You might be right… seems more popular in the south, where I first discovered them. Maybe not as popular in the north… or perhaps they tried to expand too fast and had to closed some stores. KKs are still available in a few nearby grocery stores, but they are nowhere near as good compared to when they were hot off the belt. I miss their location, and you never want to see a business close, plus I had good memories w/my kid, who liked to watch them being made… and sprinkles were always a must… plus they had good coffee.

I think you're right. They exploded when they went public.

 

[condorlover1]

@FurCoat : As did many American's waist lines!

 

[Laurent]

Fridays are doughnut for my daughter and I. We have a local shop that makes them homemade, Sandy’s ?

 

[Laurent]

Also, there’s Sprinkles doughnut shop that has these Cronuts that are amazing.

 

[FurCoat]

@FurCoat : As did many American's waist lines!

Including mine ?

 

[solideogloria86]

Here I was thinking we were going to have an engaging discussion about Wheaties.

 

[Laurent]

Here I was thinking we were going to have an engaging discussion about Wheaties.

Do they still make those?

 

[solideogloria86]

Do they still make those?

Appears so. I haven't eaten any since the 90s though.

 

[Zero]

God, I love the humor here? Once in a blue moon I will eat one, but then I make sure that I do enough physical activity to burn that shit off. I'm also 50 and I find that my waistline can fluctuate quickly.