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Sarah68
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 Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 8:31 am Post subject: Donuts |
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| Does anyone know where I can buy a donut pan- for baking homemade donuts? Thanks. |
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Luvwines
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WienA
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| Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 2:33 pm Post subject: |
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Home made donuts, yum  |
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Ale2
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^I cannot agree more with you on that! HOME MADE donuts are delicious.  |
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Viennamom
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A few years back I read that Dunkin Donuts was supposed to set up shop here in Vienna but so far no sign of them. (They have locations in Berlin, as well as some places in NW Germany so it's not like they have no presence in German-speaking Europe.)
Would love a Boston creme donut! |
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chefsmith
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Are there any donut stands here, like the fairground ones, the ring donuts freshly fried and dipped in sugar.
Them badboys are the bestest.  |
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snowdog
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| Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 12:43 am Post subject: |
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| chefsmith wrote: | Are there any donut stands here, like the fairground ones, the ring donuts freshly fried and dipped in sugar.
Them badboys are the bestest. |
Johnstrasse Markt has a mini donut stand and they are tasty, however spendy. Good hunting |
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CherriesJubilee
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| Not exactly Dunkins (even better would be Krispy Kreme), but at the Christmas Market at Karlsplatz there is a stand selling "fried while you wait" krapfen. These krapfen have a dip in the middle where they will spoon on jam or sauerkraut (?) and top with powdered suger. Hot, fresh, now! |
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