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oh shit - I was hoping they did not have sugar in them ( I dont'know what they are, only that they are specific to NOLA)
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Epiphany
they're like mini doughnuts -- nm
Posted by
peglegpete (aka peglegpete)
Apr 14 '11, 10:33
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They *are* mini doughnuts. Translate "doughnut" to French... -- nm
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Shaun
Apr 14, 10:41
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but they're neither mini, nor doughnut shaped. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 14, 10:43
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donuts come in more than one shape.
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b.
Apr 14, 10:50
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oh, I know. NOLA donuts are a special case, though. The Cafe du Monde ones (which are by far the most famous) are brick shaped. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 14, 10:51
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"not doughnut shaped" -- nm
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b.
Apr 14, 11:16
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glad we got to the bottom of that. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 14, 11:23
IDGAF what shape they are. "Doughnut" is French is "beignet." Correct? -- nm
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Shaun
Apr 14, 10:47
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beigne or beignet, yes. -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 14, 10:48
(at least, the NOLA variety) -- nm
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loosilu
Apr 14, 10:43
compositionally, lighter and fluffier on the inside -- nm
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moles
Apr 14, 10:42
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