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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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Boom_Bap

sashafierce wrote: »

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Do you eat the cats?

DEFTLEFTHAND

Stop appropriating American culture.

GaGa21

Best jam donuts are the superquinn own bakery....now supervalu ones. Delish!

DEFTLEFTHAND

No yank coffee chains either.

Drink your tea ffs.

The One Doctor

Deleted User wrote: »

Happy to see it. Makes a change from the self-absorbed self-improvement and physique-concerned food culture of the 2010s. Long live the carefree days of the 90s and 2000s when nobody was informed on nutrition because the Internet didn't get that big until 2008.

2008? You mean 1994, right?

Assetbacked

joe stodge wrote: »

A cat café is either opening or opened in Smithfield.

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

Lucky for you they don't allow food! It's just €15 to pet cats.

lawred2

tenner for three donots

lol

people will buy anything

whisky_galore

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Do you eat the cats?

Yeah, it's like the lobsters in a tank in a fancy seafood place, just pick the one you want.

I'll have that fat ginger lad.

[Deleted User]

The One Doctor wrote: »

2008? You mean 1994, right?

The internet only really came into publicly-available existence in 1994 but was slow as feck for years afterwards and wasn't used heavily by most of the population for many years afterwards. Even by 2000, "going on the internet" wasn't something most people just did the way they do nowadays. Not many teenagers for example had their own computer with unlimited internet access in their rooms in 2000, or 2003 for that matter. A common feature in many households I'm sure was a jotter of who used the internet and at what time, to track responsibility for large phone bills.

Anyway this thread is about donuts!!

branie2

server down wrote: »

Yeh. When can we get a proper American diner

Ever heard of Eddie Rockets?

Realt Dearg Sec

branie2 wrote: »

Ever heard of Eddie Rockets?

Hence the word "proper".

branie2

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Do you eat the cats?

That's more of a Korean thing

5rtytry56

lawred2 wrote: »

tenner for three donots

lol

millenials and snowflakerspeople will buy anything

there. fyp.

Barry Badrinath

Food served on a slate
Food served on a board
Food served in a mini shopping trolley
Food served in a mini shopping basket
Drinks served in a Mason jar
Doughnuts with more than 2 flavour/topping combos.
Vegetable (other than potato) crisps
Gluten free Gluten
Skinny, lactose free, baby frappachinos
Keenwa...Kinowa....eh Quinoa.
Custom chocolate bar milkshakes
Wheatgrass shots
Coffee served in a test tube/science paraphanalia.

Get bent

Billy86

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

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

Yeah I saw that and meant to say if ceviche becomes the new hipster trend it's time to throw my razor away and pay a trip to the vintage clothes shop.

Grab All Association

Before you read the menu read the prices.

Wait that's bagels

_Dara_

joe stodge wrote: »

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

The stand has been there for 30 years. So yeah, I’m sure they cost that at some point. One freshly-cooked or nearly freshly-cooked donut is 80c. What price are you expecting to pay for that these days?

mr_edge_to_you

They’re everywhere now. There’s a post office on Baggot St which now has an Aungier Danger counter in it.

Personally I’m looking forward to the demise of the brioche burger bun. I love that Eddie Rockets haven’t gone down this route. It’s a wonder no one has used a donut as a burger bun yet. It’s only a matter of time!

_Dara_

mr_edge_to_you wrote: »

They’re everywhere now. There’s a post office on Baggot St which now has an Aungier Danger counter in it.

Personally I’m looking forward to the demise of the brioche burger bun. I love that Eddie Rockets haven’t gone down this route. It’s a wonder no one has used a donut as a burger bun yet. It’s only a matter of time!

Yeah, I love brioche bread but it’s not suited to being a burger bun. Something more robust is required.

I believe that I have seen a donut used as a burger bun somewhere in the world. Cough... America... cough.

ongarboy

Krispy Kreme picks site for Irish debut

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/krispy-kreme-picks-site-for-irish-debut-36244145.html

Trend not over yet! Blanchardstown getting a KK!!

joe stodge

ongarboy wrote: »

Krispy Kreme picks site for Irish debut

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/krispy-kreme-picks-site-for-irish-debut-36244145.html

Trend not over yet! Blanchardstown getting a KK!!

I can get behind this, all those hipster donut kips can shag off.

lawred2

5rtytry56 wrote: »

there. fyp.

:rolleyes:

irishguitarlad

They thought with the second coming of Twin Peaks that donuts would be in vogue again.

branie2

conorhal

mr_edge_to_you wrote: »

They’re everywhere now. There’s a post office on Baggot St which now has an Aungier Danger counter in it.

Personally I’m looking forward to the demise of the brioche burger bun. I love that Eddie Rockets haven’t gone down this route. It’s a wonder no one has used a donut as a burger bun yet. It’s only a matter of time!

And that depressing time has come!

https://lovin.ie/travel-food/cities/cork/brace-yourselves-a-doughnut-burger-is-now-available-in-ireland

Still better than the annoying cupcakes fad of a few years ago.

lawred2

conorhal wrote: »

And that depressing time has come!

https://lovin.ie/travel-food/cities/cork/brace-yourselves-a-doughnut-burger-is-now-available-in-ireland

Still better than the annoying cupcakes fad of a few years ago.

absolutely vile looking

_Dara_

conorhal wrote: »

And that depressing time has come!

https://lovin.ie/travel-food/cities/cork/brace-yourselves-a-doughnut-burger-is-now-available-in-ireland

Still better than the annoying cupcakes fad of a few years ago.

First line of that article: "Huge news emerging from Cork". Urge to kill... rising.

That burger looks revolting.

5rtytry56

Eight pages in and still no sign of an angry reaction from a fan of these doughnut shops or an "entrepreneur" who runs such establishment.
No real 'bun fight' in their bellies;

tea and coffee

ongarboy wrote: »

Krispy Kreme picks site for Irish debut

http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/krispy-kreme-picks-site-for-irish-debut-36244145.html

Trend not over yet! Blanchardstown getting a KK!!

There used to be Dunkin Donuts in Ireland. I wonder will they make a return. #beforetheirtime

5rtytry56

5rtytry56 wrote: »

Eight pages in and still no sign of an angry reaction from a fan of these doughnut shops or an "entrepreneur" who runs such establishment.
No real 'bun fight' in their bellies;

Guess these people are going to take all this thread lying down so.