What is the rarest donut?

First of all, it's filled with Dom Perignon jelly. If that isn't enough on its own, the donut is also covered by edible diamonds(?!) and topped with a 24k gold leaf and gold-dusted white chocolate flowers. You can't walk into your local Krispy Kreme and demand the Dom Perignon jelly, though.

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What is the most expensive doughnut?

The world's most expensive donut is crowned by a gold-plated fleur de chocolat in the shape of a cattleya orchid - and the corresponding engagement ring. "There are no upper limits, the customer can of course also express wishes about the ring, such as whether the diamond should have more carats.

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What is the oldest donut?

Hanson Gregory, an American, claimed to have invented the ring-shaped doughnut in 1847 aboard a lime-trading ship when he was 16 years old. Gregory was dissatisfied with the greasiness of doughnuts twisted into various shapes and with the raw center of regular doughnuts.

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What is the most delicious donut in the world?

25 Best Donuts in the World
  • Cake Donut (Various Countries)
  • Yeast Donut (Various Countries)
  • Berliner (Germany)
  • Loukoumades (Greece)
  • Krapfen (Austria)
  • Beignets (France and USA)
  • Cronut (USA)
  • Doughssant (South Africa)

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What was the first donut flavor?

Fast-forward to the mid-19th century and Elizabeth Gregory, a New England ship captain's mother who made a wicked deep-fried dough that cleverly used her son's spice cargo of nutmeg and cinnamon, along with lemon rind.

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What is the forbidden donut?

Forbidden Doughnuts

(aka Iced Pumpkin Cake Donuts, inspired by King Arthur Flour) Makes 12 to 18, depending on the size of your donut pans. 1 1/2 cups pumpkin puree. 1 cup sugar. 3 eggs.

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What is the most expensive donut flavor?

First of all, it's filled with Dom Perignon jelly. If that isn't enough on its own, the donut is also covered by edible diamonds(?!) and topped with a 24k gold leaf and gold-dusted white chocolate flowers.

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What is the most popular donut in Australia?

Shortstop introduced Aussies to the cruller, a popular style of doughnut in North America, and their sea salt and Australian honey cruller is now the top-selling item on the menu.

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What is a millionaire donut?

An indulgent iced caramel donut with gooey caramel filling, topped with biscuit pieces and a dark cocoa drizzle.

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What is world's heaviest donut?

On the 21st of January in 1993, Hemstrought's Bakeries, Donato's Bakery, and radio station WKLL-FM made a record-breaking donut. In Utica, New York, representatives from these two bakeries came together to make a giant 3,739 pounds 16ft wide donut. To this day, this is the largest donut ever made.

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Is there a donut Emoji?

The Doughnut emoji ?, also popularly called Donut emoji ?, was approved under Unicode 6.0 in 2010. On most major platforms, the emoji resembles a brown doughnut with chocolate icing and multicolored sprinkles.

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Why do donuts have holes?

To fully cook the insides of the dough, the dough would have to stay in the oil for a longer time, which would lead to the outsides becoming burnt. Punching a hole in the middle of the dough, however, allows the insides and the outsides to cook evenly, creating a perfect doughnut.

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Who invented doughnuts?

Captain Hanson Gregory (1832-1921) created the donut as a teen while trying to feed a crew of sailors — and changed American culinary culture forever.

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What is 13 doughnuts called?

If you're ordering from a bakery and request a baker's dozen of a certain item, you'll get 13 scones, dinner rolls, doughnuts, whatever.

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What is the number 1 donut in Japan?

Japan is known for its unique and delicious take on traditional treats, and donuts are no exception! Mister Donut, the iconic Japanese doughnut chain, has served up sweet and indulgent treats to locals and tourists for over 40 years.

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What are the wrinkly donuts called?

Cruller. Originally a Dutch creation, the cruller (or kruller) is made from a rectangle of yeasted dough that is slit in the middle so it can be twisted and folded upon itself and then fried.

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What do Australians call donut holes?

Bomboloncini (doughnut holes)

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What is a Ghostbuster donut?

Robin's Donuts - Try our mouthwatering Ghostbusters filled with whipped cream and dipped in chocolate fondant!

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What is a unicorn donut?

Doughnicorns are doughnuts decorated with eyelashes, a unicorn horn, flowers, and sprinkles.

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What do they call doughnuts in Australia?

Contributor's comments: [NSW Informant] We called doughies 'doughnuts'. A straight-line version of this was always called 'laying down rubber' or a 'burnout'. Contributor's comments: "Doughies" is also used in Melbourne.

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When did donuts come to Australia?

“Doughnuts” were first mentioned in Australian newspapers as far back as 1845.

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Why are pink donuts so popular?

According to the Los Angeles Times, it was shops run by Cambodian refugees in Los Angeles in the 1970s that popularized the usage of pink boxes. The shop owners decided to use pink boxes over more expensive white boxes in order to avoid skimping on ingredients.

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What are the fluffy donuts called?

Yeast Doughnut

These doughnuts are also known as "raised doughnuts," as yeast is used as a leavener, which creates the air pockets when frying the batter that results in their signature light and airy texture. They're less likely to be crumbly, due to their spongy consistency, and can be glazed, frosted, or filled.

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What flavor is the spider donut?

The fan-favorite Spider Donut captures the sweeter side of creepy-crawlies – a yeast ring donut frosted with orange icing and topped with a chocolate MUNCHKINS® donut hole treat resembles a fa-boo-lous spider, with chocolate drizzle for the spider legs and white drizzle for the eyes.

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What are the thick donuts called?

Types of Crullers

Cruller Donuts - Cruller donuts found throughout the US and sold at popular donut chains are typically dense cake donuts formed in a ridged/fluted mold.

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