Voodoo donught coming to dallas.

[General Zod]

Snowflake Donuts here in Fulshear is run by a Vietnamese family. They do just as well as the Koreans.

Oh, and the local PD informs me that they're not called donuts any more; they're 'power rings.'

We've got a Donut Palace here in Kemp that's run by a Cambodian family. It's good, but not the best I've had. There was one in Dallas near the last apartment we had that was great. The lady that ran it was trying to teach me Korean, and the donuts were always fresh and delicious. And they had apple scones.

 

[RoadRunner]

What is a voodoo donught?

 

[zackmars]

I've had it a few times. It was free, otherwise I'd've never had it. It's extremely overrated.


A good donut place should have good kolaches, otherwise it sucks.

 

[candcallen]

The donut shop I go to is owned by a Korean. He has the best donuts I've ever eaten.

I've been going there every Sunday for, almost, 15 years. I get the same donuts every
time, kinda a tradition of the wife and me. I walk in, we say good morning to each other,
he gets a box, puts in our donuts, I pay, we say "have a good day" Then I go home,
pour a cup of coffee, get my donuts, eat them while I surf TGT.

This is after I say "good morning, donut run time, to my TGT friends.

Koreans do make the best donuts and roof top warriors.

Thr best donut shop around here is ran by Koreans. Good Kolache too. Well what we American call kolache which is sausage filled.

 

[oldag]

For what it would cost me to eat donuts I could find a greasy spoon & eat so much better.

Donuts, like everything else, have gotten ridiculously expensive.

As far as eating better, hard to beat a good donut.

 

[oldag]

I've had it a few times. It was free, otherwise I'd've never had it. It's extremely overrated.


A good donut place should have good kolaches, otherwise it sucks.

That would be called a bakery, not a donut shop.

 

[oldag]

Koreans do make the best donuts and roof top warriors.

Thr best donut shop around here is ran by Koreans. Good Kolache too. Well what we American call kolache which is sausage filled.

The best kolaches are in West (old Czech community). And they are not in the shops along I-35.

 

[billtool]

Gimmee a Shipley’s and we’ll call it good.

 

[billtool]

The best kolaches are in West (old Czech community). And they are not in the shops along I-35.

How is West doing? I haven’t been in years. I recall their was a pipeline explosion tragedy that affected much of the town and took a number of lives I think.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Today's donuts aren't for me...too sugary and greasy...blech.

On the other hand, well made 'cake donuts', that were the donuts of my youth are very good.

 

[jimbo]

The best kolaches are in West (old Czech community). And they are not in the shops along I-35.

I love that place. I always stop there anytime I go that direction normally 5 to 6 times a year.

 

[paknheat]

The best kolaches are in West (old Czech community). And they are not in the shops along I-35.

True, when I worked at the hospital in Hillsboro one of the staff that was from West would bring them in for breakfast.


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[Lonesome Dove]

Kroger makes better doughnuts than the doughnut stores from what I've found.

 

[benenglish]

Big chain vendors, especially Shipley's, are too salty. For the last 30-40 years, the only good donuts I've had have come from non-franchise mom-n-pop places, all but one of them with Asian staff.

I don't know why this is the case but it's my observation.

 

[oldag]

Big chain vendors, especially Shipley's, are too salty. For the last 30-40 years, the only good donuts I've had have come from non-franchise mom-n-pop places, all but one of them with Asian staff.

I don't know why this is the case but it's my observation.

Salty?? That is one thing I would never associate with Shipleys. Or any other donut I can recall.

 

[oldag]

How is West doing? I haven’t been in years. I recall their was a pipeline explosion tragedy that affected much of the town and took a number of lives I think.

Ammonium nitrate explosion at a fertilizer storage facility.

Recovered fine.

 

[benenglish]

Salty?? That is one thing I would never associate with Shipleys. Or any other donut I can recall.

All donuts have a small amount of salt in the dough. It should never be enough to taste. I can taste it every time in Shipleys, occasionally in Dunkin. I hate it. The donuts at independent shops are usually made so I can't taste the salt. Not always, but the vast majority of the time.

 

[Nicholst55]

Gimmee a Shipley’s and we’ll call it good.

I have found that the quality of donuts at Shipley's varies tremendously from day to day, and store to store. Much like any franchise.

 

[DoubleDuty]

For what it would cost me to eat donuts I could find a greasy spoon & eat so much better.

Donuts are tasty tho

 

[oldag]

All donuts have a small amount of salt in the dough. It should never be enough to taste. I can taste it every time in Shipleys, occasionally in Dunkin. I hate it. The donuts at independent shops are usually made so I can't taste the salt. Not always, but the vast majority of the time.

Interesting.

I have tasted donuts that were too sugary (e.g,. Krispy Kreme), but I personally I have never been able to taste salt in a donut.

I was going to ask if you were basing that off the nutritional information or off your taste buds, but you answered that question.