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Donut shops, EVERYWHERE!

joe stodge

Lads, I like donuts and all but what has happened to Dublin City?
there's donut shops everywhere!

I pass 5 on my way to work, they're popping up like poxy Starbucks!

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suicide_circus

Shout out for the Nine One One Donut place under the UCD library back in the day.

laugh

It takes 45 minutes just to get inside this place in Portland, Oregon at busy times.

Richard Hillman

A packet of custard donuts from Tesco for €1 is all I need in my life.

People paying €24 for 12, because marketing told them to :pac:

TrustedApple

Donuts in cork there is loads of these places as well but in the last few months they have All started to close down as there is only so many donuts one can eat like!!!.

I have tryed loads of then and I am like meh I don't get the dad i reather cookies

Donal55

GaGa21 wrote: »

Aungier Danger too.....the queues outside their newly opened shop for a free donut was sad. I do love donuts but not for 3euro.

You shudda put it on the Bargain Alerts thread. Plenty over there who would stand out in Hurricane Ophelia for a free donut.

Canis Lupus

mojesius

I'd murder a donut right now

D3V!L

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Well in Ireland wiress broadband became common in 2008. In 2006 and 2007 many had broadband through a wire to their desktop but 2008 was when wireless broadband became common. The internet was not used for hours a day like it is now before wireless broadband. In the days of dial-up download speeds were slow for most people and most people were worried about running up big bills so they limited internet usage. Broadband came to Ireland in 2003 but had low take-up until prices dropped. In 2000, 2001 internet usage per person per day was still very low from what I recall.

Ahhh where do I start with this !! :rolleyes:

Hahahahahhahahahaha

weldoninhio

server down wrote: »

Yeh. When can we get a proper American diner

Saw Simon Delaney on TV3 on Monday morning (I’d been watching the weather updates) and he was asking the same. Apparently his book is filled with diner meals.

PandaPoo

OP if you don't like it then donut go in there.....sorry

My mam and brother like offbeat doughnuts in dundrum. Jesus the queue is insane when I go. I like their maple pecan one, tried a Boston creme too but the chocolate on top was sickeningly rich.

Ubbquittious

server down wrote: »

Yeh. When can we get a proper American diner

They'd be useless here because where would you get the big long wobbly colourful 1950's American car with 5.7L engine and 3-speed automatic gearbox that you'd need to visit one?

MarkY91

My foreign girlfriend said she noticed all the donut shops and said we are becoming Americanized. I then told her that we're becoming the fattest country in Europe. She wasn't surprised.

Ubbquittious

MarkY91 wrote: »

Americanized.

Hmmm.

theteal

laugh wrote: »

It takes 45 minutes just to get inside this place in Portland, Oregon at busy times.

'mericans init. Do they have anything with cheese on it?

[Deleted User]

D3V!L wrote: »

Ahhh where do I start with this !! :rolleyes:

Hahahahahhahahahaha

If you can piece together a more succinct synopsis of irelands internet history during the 2000s I'd like to hear it!

sbsquarepants

I like an auld donut - but jaysus the price of them. It would be cheaper to get a crack habit:mad:

sbsquarepants

laugh wrote: »

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Mmmm, big black cock donut!

Do you have anything that looks like a fanny?:D

If that cock was on aungier street it would cost about a fiver. It's what, a quid there?

_Dara_

w/s/p/c/ wrote: »

It's still there, but its part of the Rolling Donut Franchise. Prices have increased of course

Have they? The Rolling Donut stand is as cheap and tasty as ever. Only donuts I like, to be honest. Simple and tasty. "Gourmet" donuts never taste as good as they look. I'm not the biggest donut fan in general.

Effects wrote: »

Boojum went rapidly downhill a few years ago. Doesn't stop people lapping it up.

It's literally exactly the same now as when it opened, quality-wise. It's not a hard thing to monitor either, being pretty simple fare.

sugarman wrote: »

Burritos peaked about 5 years ago with Boojum, Little Ass, Pablo etc.. following on but ince then its been all burger places opening ...Counter, Bunsen, Box, Wow, Jo, Five Guys etc..

Jo'Burger has been opened in its first location for at least ten years.

WoollyRedHat

theteal wrote: »

I'm calling it. Ceviche will be the next trend!

I had some ceviche not so long ago. My god it was amazing. Home made too.

Clegg

OffBeat do a Black Forest doughnut.

It is delicious and I can feel the diabetes triggering as I'm eating.

A Little Pony

Probably the greatest invention ever made.

Boom_Bap

A Little Pony wrote: »

Probably the greatest invention ever made.

I'd probably agree with this.
Can also be eaten at any time of the day. Like you'd never say that you'd have a croissant for dessert, but you'd easily say that you'd have a donut for breakfast.

Versatile food.

MarkY91

Ubbquittious wrote: »

MarkY91 wrote: »

Americanized.

Hmmm.

Autocorrect in my phone. Damn it.

Assetbacked

I'm calling the next fad in the food industry;

novelty venues.

Billgirlylegs

Deleted User wrote: »

Well in Ireland wiress broadband became common in 2008. In 2006 and 2007 many had broadband through a wire to their desktop but 2008 was when wireless broadband became common. The internet was not used for hours a day like it is now before wireless broadband. In the days of dial-up download speeds were slow for most people and most people were worried about running up big bills so they limited internet usage. Broadband came to Ireland in 2003 but had low take-up until prices dropped. In 2000, 2001 internet usage per person per day was still very low from what I recall.

Have you heard of hobbies?

joe stodge

_Dara_ wrote: »

Have they? The Rolling Donut stand is as cheap and tasty as ever. Only donuts I like, to be honest. Simple and tasty. "Gourmet" donuts never taste as good as they look. I'm not the biggest donut fan in general.

I remember them costing €1.50 for a bag of 5 at one point

joe stodge

Assetbacked wrote: »

I'm calling the next fad in the food industry;

novelty venues.

A cat café is either opening or opened in Smithfield.

poxy cats everywhere while I'm trying to eat, nice...

whisky_galore

server down wrote: »

Yeh. When can we get a proper American diner

Thought there was already a small chain of faux-1950's American diners?

Do we really need more shyte food options?

illdoit2morrow

I was in America recently, they have a thing called a pizza, absolutely delicious.

It consists of dough, topped with tomato sauce, cheese and other random toppings.

It'll be the next big thing here I suspect.

sashafierce

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