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MSU’s Jessika Carter arrested

HuskyNan said:
Would you rather talk about the distribution of UConn’s minutes, starting lineup, or hear more opinions on ONO? Besides, discussing the relative merits of food/drink is a Boneyard tradition in the off season
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You nailed it!!!!
 
Plebe said:
I know this may sound like heresy, but I've never bonded with donuts
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Alison Brie What GIF
 
Plebe said:
I know this may sound like heresy, but I've never bonded with donuts.

But wave a kolache in front of me and all bets are off.

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yeppers. lately, i've been trying to find a bakery that makes confection boyoz, as opposed to savory boyoz, somewhere driveable. no luck.
good thing that best of all of them sweets, sfogliatelle, is so readily available. heck, they even sell it in the shoprite.
a real, buttery, chocolate loaded babka ain't far from the truth either.
kinda sad that readily available halava, mebbe the first confection on the planet, highly rec'd, seems to disappearing from the common store shelves. pro tip: the stores on atlantic ave in Brooklyn sell it fresh, and in whatever weight and flavors (choc? pistachio? plain?) that u want. a friday drive there to first hit acme smoked fish discount day, then a swing by sahadi's and such down the road for halava, feta, and pita is time well spent.
 
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MSSportsGuy said:
I've been wondering for days how this thread keeps being active when there really hasn't been an update to the story outside the initial report but after a few glances I'm both shaking my head and mildly laughing.
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I'm so glad they've left it open; I need diversions until BB season starts and football hasn't fit the bill. One needs some nourishment outside of work.
 
Mdoggie said:
Had to Google this one. Never tried it. Read it’s very popular in Texas.
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Kolaches are a wonderful legacy of Czech immigration to southeast Texas.

They're very popular in Houston for sure. But personally the best I've tasted are at Hruska's bakery in Ellinger, a tiny town on Highway 71 between Houston and Austin.

 
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my alltime, numero uno, favorite donut is not a donut at all.
it's an apple fritter, which often is sold at many donut places.
iffn u make them urself, and can sneek some raspberries into the mix,
do it!
chocolate, either in or as a glaze, is overkill.
vanilla icing is not.
 
I’m glad to see this thread is way off topic, because otherwise I’d be totally baffled about how we could have 7 active pages about the arrest of a player
 
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I haven't paid attention to this thread since the first page but I guess this how now turned into a food/beverage discussion, which I can get on board with. I will now be more motivated to pay attention here moving forward ;)
 
Waiting for confirmation if she left the program or not. Hopefully will get that by next week.

Sorry I party pooped.
 
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Mdoggie said:
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the crime here is not his theft as performance vine.
the crime here is, what looks to be, his choice of the most horrendous, inedible, complete waste of sugar and donut flour, on earth.
ladeez and gents! children of all ages, i give u (back) the very popular (why?) glazed donut! turrible.
now, many other donuts and confections have the ubiquitous glazing, but somehow this monstrosity ends up with the label as 'glazed donut.'
im guessing it acts like a warning, kinda like a 'tresspassers will be shot'
sign. i mean, even in my worst hungover, up-too-late then up-too-early, desperately seeking sugar and coffee moments, i'll hard pass on that thing.
yeah, i said it. sumbody had to.
bring on the hate, and i'll swat it back with that czech thing, or even a lemon filled, vanilla iced sinker that waldbaums used to sell, when there was a waldbaums. they had good donutty stuff.
 
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Mdoggie said:
Has anyone tried a cronut? I hear it’s pretty damn tasty.
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It is good as an alternative but definitely doesn’t replace the donut. I’d get tired of cronuts if I ate them every day. Not so with a donut. A warmed donut with a cup of black coffee is outstanding.
 
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