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Panrico Donuts

SeantheMan · 2011-03-25 16:28:32

Does anyone know anywhere in Ireland that sell these ? , made by a company called Panrico You usually get them everywhere in Spain, they are simply amazing

25-03-2011 4:28pm

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SeantheMan

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Does anyone know anywhere in Ireland that sell these ? , made by a company called Panrico

You usually get them everywhere in Spain, they are simply amazing

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#2 25-03-2011 5:01pm

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They look glorious and amazing, so more than likely not sold in Ireland.

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#3 30-03-2011 9:13am

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oo these are really good.

especially when you bring them to the the beach and the glaze goes all melty.

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#4 01-04-2011 9:39am

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I remember them as a kid in Spain, the glaze is sort of like wet icing sugar or something, lovely stuff. Tesco have own brand "premium" donuts which are the closest I have had here to that glaze, they came in a fancy box in the bakery section (not the refrigerated donuts), had some name like scrumptious or similar. Still nowhere near as good.

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