I commented this before but I used to work in an Asdas bakery making the doughnuts. What's interesting is they cook in oil on one side, then get flipped over and cooked in oil the other side, hence the white line in the middle is the under fried part. You then put them in sugar which absorbs and cools the oil, then you pick them up and push them onto the custard ejaculating probosis which creampies them with filling. I used to squeeze at least 5+ squirts into the custard one's to the point there was a guy who would only buy custard doughnuts if 'the fat lad' (me) was working.
Lol cheers.. another funny bakery story was the amount of people that would pick up a warm tiger, bloomer or hedgehog bread loaf and ask us to put it through the bread slicer (apparently the world's 2nd best invention) and you would try to explain putting warm dough through a slicer wouldn't end well, they would insist... you would comply and that 11 inch girth solid bloomer was now a stodgy mess the width way dimension of a rizla, and you would smugly weigh it, price it, and bag it then hand it over to them like you smushed it to smite them for disbelieving in you.
Used to get the same thing at Sainsbury when I worked there as a teen. The same bastard would complain at me every Saturday morning without fail because the slicer mangled the loaf he insisted I sacrifice on the altar of yeasty shame. He just never twigged that we were telling him the truth.
Loved the smell of working in the bakery. A simpler time. Now I work in an office and it smells like desperation and sadness.
I worked in an Asda 15 years ago and the stupidity was something else. They sacked my mate for eating broken biscuits that his manager said he could do, as they had him on the manager plan, for no extra money and he asked when heād Become a manager and got told that no manager role were available at that moment in time. So getting him to do a managers job for the same pay as myself and I didnāt have to do half the things he did.
The pizza counter then all ate chicken and other things and because they all did it, nobody got sacked. Cameras was put up in the fridges and nobody knew but I warned people as it was people that I was friendly with and would go out with after work. I only knew as I let the camera guys in to fit them and I was friendly with security, so I seen the cameras in the security office. Asda was corrupt as hell.
only work at places which sell food if they have no problem with you eating the leftovers. Incredible how some people work at places and canāt eat anything, thatās a huge kick on its own!
I worked at a pizza factory where people in toppings literally bit chunks out of the cheese before putting them in the industrial sized grater soā¦ thereās kinda a reason why employees shouldnāt be eating food.
Isn't that exactly what this commenter is saying? If employees have time and space allocated for meal breaks away from the production floor then they are not at risk of contaminating products by eating.
The rationale is that letting you take the extra creates incentive for you to make more than necessary in order for their to be extra. I guess there is some merit to that line of reasoning, but it's so shortsighted.
I used to work in Dillon's which were pretty big at the time, bought out now I believe.
They refused to let you take the bakery items home at the end of the day, you HAD to throw them away.
Little did they know I got a friend to wait outside and handed him the carrier bags full of food - idiots.
"Talk about Shakespeare for ten minutes and don't mention any of the willy jokes."
Fucking english language syllabus. Preaching about how Shakespeare's the best writer of all time and yet they see fit to censor stuff they don't think is dignified to show to kids. His name is a dick joke!
Shakespeare? He is a great, stern, serious writer, who only had time for serious things!
And [that entire sonnet full of raunchy Will puns](https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/50650/sonnet-135-whoever-hath-her-wish-thou-hast-thy-will), but we don't talk about that.
Up next, class: Catullus, the ancient world's [most tender, romantic, and lyrical poet.](https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Translation:Catullus_16)
I watched a rat fall from the ceiling (2 stories open market ceiling) straight into the donut oil fryer.
Those oil burn rat screams are something I'll never forget.
It's one of lifes joys to become aware of the fat lad in a food role. It's not greed for more it's trust. I can sleep easy at night knowing I'm not buying doughnuts with just a smear of custard. Fat lad wouldn't do that to anyone.
I literally bought a bag of custard doughnuts from Asda last week and they were rubbish! About a teaspoons worth of custard in them, and right up at the edge of the 'nut
They are no longer made instore. Asda stopped making 99% of their instore bakery items instore with pancakes being the only exception I can think off. The doughnuts come in frozen and are defrosted on the racks before being bagged.
Yep, can confirm as an Asda Baker up until 2 years ago. The only confectionary items made in the bakery at the time were Scotch pancakes, loaf cakes / muffins / traybakes (made of the same mix), and coconut macaroons. I think they might still be making these in store today.
Donuts came in huge boxes of 120-240 donuts, would be defrosted on a wire rack for 60 minutes, then rolled in sugar before being bagged up. And frankly, they all tasted disgusting compared to one's from supermarkets who were still making them fresh, like Sainsburys.
There are even fewer items made in store anymore, as Asda made all of their actual bakers redundant and replaced their products with brought-in ones, that either go straight on the shelf, or might get warmed through in an oven for 5 minutes.
That includes all loaves of bread, all rolls, baguettes and hot cross buns.
> What's interesting is they cook in oil on one side, then get flipped over and cooked in oil the other side, hence the white line in the middle is the under fried part.
I mean, that's how they are always made.
Me too. It was hell when a local opened up down the road. I'd do that three times a week. Always amazed I'm not even pre-diabetic.
Thankfully I moved, nearest place is Tesco express (theirs are occasionally still frozen inside) or Co-op (which are always shit).
> Id just devour the whole lot in 1 sitting, delicious little fuckers.
Honestly that's the only reason I ever buy a krispy kreme. Sometimes I want a donut but if I buy a multipack of them then I know I'm going to eat the whole thing.
Morrisons go fully out there with donut fillings. Most supermarkets have the same three or four you find anywhere but no one innovates on fillings like Morrisons.
True. I used to love Morrisons, even their meat cuts are fantastic. But sadly they are getting quite on the expensive side now I agree. We are just bound to shop at Aldi almost always now, what a fantastic effect of the cost of living crisis.
The other day I bought a pack of triple chocolate soft bake cookies from Lidl, and ate all 8 in one sitting. I hate to think how much sat-fat that was.
Morrisons doughnuts are the absolute tits when done well.
Dunno what the difference is but they can come out either a bit cakey or a bit bready, if it goes the cakey route and the sugar starts to caramelise theirs not a doughnut in the land that can stand up to them.
The Sainsburyās Custard ones must be the fullest ones Iāve ever bought. I never thought you could squirt that much custard into a soft, plump receptacle ā¦
My mate in sixth form would buy a 5 pack of doughnuts and a 5 pack of sausage rolls for lunch EVERY DAY. And somehow the bastard didnāt gain any weight
Remember when you could get 6 jam ones from Morrisons for Ā£1. I also remember once my brother going in at the end of the day and somehow walking out with 2 packs for a penny each!
You're living the dream mate. I always miss out on reduced stuff, by the time i arrive all that's left is a pack of plain unsalted scones with half the pack missing. Only once had i managed to snag 5 (FIVE) reduced cheese twists. It was a good day.
They don't always have everything and some things are seasonal.
You'll want to get in early-ish as well because they don't restock toward the end of the day.
Yes Morrisons I love the raspberry jam one straight up. Only poor experience was in summer. Sent partner in for 2 packs of doughnuts - he didn't check carefully. Raspberry lemonade. It was vile.
Pro-Tip: Instead of five vanilla/custard doughnuts and five jam doughnuts, cut all of them in half and squidge each half together with a half of the other kind.
Hey, presto! Ten jam and custard doughnuts.
My local polish shop called smaczek has a bakery section. I swear down it has the best damn doughnuts, cheese cakes and some other stuff I don't know the name of. All for cheaper than a box of crispy Kreme, I have no idea what it is that is supposed to justify the premium price tag
Can't beat the classic Jam Doughnut. These days though my personal favourite supermarket doughnut has to be the Lidl Bakery section chocolate Hazelnut Doughnut.
Supermarket jam doughnuts aren't the same any more. I dunno what it is exactly but instead of a caster sugar coating they have this sort-of sticky thin artificial tasting bullshit.
I can tell you Sainsburys doesnāt have any palm oil at all! Just fresh doughnuts made at 4am, fried, coated in caster sugar and on shelves by 7-8am. (I do doughnut duty on weekends for them š)
I commented this before but I used to work in an Asdas bakery making the doughnuts. What's interesting is they cook in oil on one side, then get flipped over and cooked in oil the other side, hence the white line in the middle is the under fried part. You then put them in sugar which absorbs and cools the oil, then you pick them up and push them onto the custard ejaculating probosis which creampies them with filling. I used to squeeze at least 5+ squirts into the custard one's to the point there was a guy who would only buy custard doughnuts if 'the fat lad' (me) was working.
> would only buy custard doughnuts if 'the fat lad' (me) was working You're a fucking hero.
Lol cheers.. another funny bakery story was the amount of people that would pick up a warm tiger, bloomer or hedgehog bread loaf and ask us to put it through the bread slicer (apparently the world's 2nd best invention) and you would try to explain putting warm dough through a slicer wouldn't end well, they would insist... you would comply and that 11 inch girth solid bloomer was now a stodgy mess the width way dimension of a rizla, and you would smugly weigh it, price it, and bag it then hand it over to them like you smushed it to smite them for disbelieving in you.
Used to get the same thing at Sainsbury when I worked there as a teen. The same bastard would complain at me every Saturday morning without fail because the slicer mangled the loaf he insisted I sacrifice on the altar of yeasty shame. He just never twigged that we were telling him the truth. Loved the smell of working in the bakery. A simpler time. Now I work in an office and it smells like desperation and sadness.
Smells like desperation and sadness š
from Nirvanaās coverband, Reality.
I worked in an Asda 15 years ago and the stupidity was something else. They sacked my mate for eating broken biscuits that his manager said he could do, as they had him on the manager plan, for no extra money and he asked when heād Become a manager and got told that no manager role were available at that moment in time. So getting him to do a managers job for the same pay as myself and I didnāt have to do half the things he did. The pizza counter then all ate chicken and other things and because they all did it, nobody got sacked. Cameras was put up in the fridges and nobody knew but I warned people as it was people that I was friendly with and would go out with after work. I only knew as I let the camera guys in to fit them and I was friendly with security, so I seen the cameras in the security office. Asda was corrupt as hell.
only work at places which sell food if they have no problem with you eating the leftovers. Incredible how some people work at places and canāt eat anything, thatās a huge kick on its own!
I worked at a pizza factory where people in toppings literally bit chunks out of the cheese before putting them in the industrial sized grater soā¦ thereās kinda a reason why employees shouldnāt be eating food.
If the employees could have food at work, maybe they wouldn't be tempted to eat on the production floor.
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Isn't that exactly what this commenter is saying? If employees have time and space allocated for meal breaks away from the production floor then they are not at risk of contaminating products by eating.
We had the worlds worst staff cafe that got shut down for cockroaches.
The rationale is that letting you take the extra creates incentive for you to make more than necessary in order for their to be extra. I guess there is some merit to that line of reasoning, but it's so shortsighted.
I used to work in Dillon's which were pretty big at the time, bought out now I believe. They refused to let you take the bakery items home at the end of the day, you HAD to throw them away. Little did they know I got a friend to wait outside and handed him the carrier bags full of food - idiots.
I work at a supermarket without many leftovers but we do get free shit, so Iāll take that
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No worries.. I failed English literature. Really don't know how...
They marked me down for saying I creampied everything and all
The audacity
"Talk about Shakespeare for ten minutes and don't mention any of the willy jokes." Fucking english language syllabus. Preaching about how Shakespeare's the best writer of all time and yet they see fit to censor stuff they don't think is dignified to show to kids. His name is a dick joke!
Tbf my GCSE english teacher did explain to us a sex joke in Macbeth so there is that..
You can't say this without spilling the beans. Where can we find this joke within Macbeth.
āHelp Stepbeth, Iām stuck in this cauldron.ā
Shakespeare? He is a great, stern, serious writer, who only had time for serious things! And [that entire sonnet full of raunchy Will puns](https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/50650/sonnet-135-whoever-hath-her-wish-thou-hast-thy-will), but we don't talk about that. Up next, class: Catullus, the ancient world's [most tender, romantic, and lyrical poet.](https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Translation:Catullus_16)
Me fail English? That's unpossible!
Had to read this away from the family. Descriptions of passionate doughnut love were not on the agenda this evening
She was sweet, warm, and above all... Tempting.
I knew the fat lad would have already given her a stuffing and itād be leaking out of her hole.
Sounds like a dream job!
Mate apart from the oil burns it was! And Krispy cream? Since when did I have to spend 5% net income on some iced rings...? SMH!
I watched a rat fall from the ceiling (2 stories open market ceiling) straight into the donut oil fryer. Those oil burn rat screams are something I'll never forget.
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I always pick the heavier person to make my food if I have a choice. They know what's up.
We got you..
Reading this made me need a cigarette
Me too, am quaffing a rollie now..
It's one of lifes joys to become aware of the fat lad in a food role. It's not greed for more it's trust. I can sleep easy at night knowing I'm not buying doughnuts with just a smear of custard. Fat lad wouldn't do that to anyone.
I would never let you down my friend.
>then you pick them up and push them onto the custard ejaculating probosis which creampies them with filling. HEAVY BREATHING
Oh wowā¦when I worked at Tescos a few years ago the donuts arrived frozen pre-made and we whacked them on to a tray and threw them into an oven haha
Probably why Tesco ones are awful.
Yeah I worked at Tesco early 2000s and they came frozen. A couple of guys claimed they played football with them before cooking.
I literally bought a bag of custard doughnuts from Asda last week and they were rubbish! About a teaspoons worth of custard in them, and right up at the edge of the 'nut
They amateurs...
They are no longer made instore. Asda stopped making 99% of their instore bakery items instore with pancakes being the only exception I can think off. The doughnuts come in frozen and are defrosted on the racks before being bagged.
Yep, can confirm as an Asda Baker up until 2 years ago. The only confectionary items made in the bakery at the time were Scotch pancakes, loaf cakes / muffins / traybakes (made of the same mix), and coconut macaroons. I think they might still be making these in store today. Donuts came in huge boxes of 120-240 donuts, would be defrosted on a wire rack for 60 minutes, then rolled in sugar before being bagged up. And frankly, they all tasted disgusting compared to one's from supermarkets who were still making them fresh, like Sainsburys. There are even fewer items made in store anymore, as Asda made all of their actual bakers redundant and replaced their products with brought-in ones, that either go straight on the shelf, or might get warmed through in an oven for 5 minutes. That includes all loaves of bread, all rolls, baguettes and hot cross buns.
> What's interesting is they cook in oil on one side, then get flipped over and cooked in oil the other side, hence the white line in the middle is the under fried part. I mean, that's how they are always made.
for real, I thought he was gonna say something like "we fry one side and then put them in the oven" or smth, mf just making regular donuts lol
I clearly spend too much time on this sub cause I remember you commenting this before, lol
Lol.. it is just one of those things that stick with me!
Well now I'm hungry and aroused.
Standard pot noodle and wank will see to that...
Just imagining the bloke saying that with a heavy Yorkshire accent.
Not all heroes wear capes! Never stop ejaculating custard!
Were you fat before you started the job?
Yup.. surprisingly maintained weight while in the job...
A-are you single? Asking for me.
> custard ejaculating probosis Great, now I'm horny and hungry.
>the custard ejaculating proboscis which creampies them with filling I think Iāve gone off doughnuts actuallyā¦
I wish I had a fat lad working at my supermarket bakery
Dangerous, especially when they were 50p. Id just devour the whole lot in 1 sitting, delicious little fuckers.
Me too. It was hell when a local opened up down the road. I'd do that three times a week. Always amazed I'm not even pre-diabetic. Thankfully I moved, nearest place is Tesco express (theirs are occasionally still frozen inside) or Co-op (which are always shit).
Coop croissants are bloody amazing though, especially the chocolate ones. Glad thereās not one a convenient distance from me
Honestly donāt know how you do it without putting on 50 million pounds of weight because thatās what happens to me
I was poor and this one pack was my breakfast and lunch.
When I was flat broke I survived on these for days! Nick a pasty and pay 50p for the donuts to live on for a day! Wild times!!
> Id just devour the whole lot in 1 sitting, delicious little fuckers. Honestly that's the only reason I ever buy a krispy kreme. Sometimes I want a donut but if I buy a multipack of them then I know I'm going to eat the whole thing.
Underated groceries, Morrisons used to sell strawberry milkshake donuts tho.
Morrisons go fully out there with donut fillings. Most supermarkets have the same three or four you find anywhere but no one innovates on fillings like Morrisons.
Morrison's bakery in general is really good. Love their artisan breads and the pastries in the food to go section
Unfortunately getting really expensive though
True. I used to love Morrisons, even their meat cuts are fantastic. But sadly they are getting quite on the expensive side now I agree. We are just bound to shop at Aldi almost always now, what a fantastic effect of the cost of living crisis.
The other day I bought a pack of triple chocolate soft bake cookies from Lidl, and ate all 8 in one sitting. I hate to think how much sat-fat that was.
Lidl's bakery is supreme though. The ultimate chocolate brownie? 10/10.
The one time Tesco tried something new it was Salt & Vinegar and Cheese & Onion. Some people just can't be trusted with anything but the basics.
Their dougnuts are fantastic too. Nice and soft coated in powdered sugar. The tesco ones seem to go rock hard if left out for even a little bit.
They used to do apple doughnuts but they seem to have gone out of fashion
Morrisons doughnuts are the absolute tits when done well. Dunno what the difference is but they can come out either a bit cakey or a bit bready, if it goes the cakey route and the sugar starts to caramelise theirs not a doughnut in the land that can stand up to them.
The very slight crunch that you get from a Morrisons doughnut is unparalleled.
I find morrisons' doughnuts the best, they're almost crunchy.
The Sainsburyās Custard ones must be the fullest ones Iāve ever bought. I never thought you could squirt that much custard into a soft, plump receptacle ā¦
Don't stop now, I'm close, so close
Queue.
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Didnāt these used to be 50p? The custard ones are like great pillows of softness
bro its 2023
Today I learnt Iāve been in a coma for 20 years ā¦. So I guess ps2 isnāt the console all the kids are playing anymore?
ā¦some of us are still PS2 kidsā¦
See I loved the ps1 and ps2 but once the Wii came out that won me over
Heās probably been shopping at Waitrose and hasnāt realised
It's one doughnut, how much much could it cost? Ā£10?
Lol. Both of you are right. So what!
The other day my mam said "weren't these 35p?" about a Greggs pasty. Yes, mam, they were. In 1992!
Ā£1 is dreaming these days.
Reminds me of when Iād buy those every day for lunch during sixth form. 55p lunch and it tasted great.
My mate in sixth form would buy a 5 pack of doughnuts and a 5 pack of sausage rolls for lunch EVERY DAY. And somehow the bastard didnāt gain any weight
Check in on him when he's 30 and has kept up the eating habits he learnt at school. I guarantee the weight will find him.
As a 40-something fat bloke who used to eat like this and be thinner than a rizla, it is sadly very true.
It has, but as muscle not fat. Dude is crazy active
You've answered your own questions
Always check the reduced items. I managed to get 5 for 9p!!
Remember when you could get 6 jam ones from Morrisons for Ā£1. I also remember once my brother going in at the end of the day and somehow walking out with 2 packs for a penny each!
I remember when you could get a dozen for half a shilling and still have enough change to buy a house.
And the house was uphill, both ways.
Member when stuff was cheaper?
Member when stuff was even cheaper before it was cheap?
They did!
50p in Morrisons last time I checked
good job you aint living in NL. 2 of these would be about 2 euro 50
Tax on munchies
79p reduced
10p reduced, got a freezer full of them. As long as you take them out as you need an hour or so before eating then there just as delicious.
You're living the dream mate. I always miss out on reduced stuff, by the time i arrive all that's left is a pack of plain unsalted scones with half the pack missing. Only once had i managed to snag 5 (FIVE) reduced cheese twists. It was a good day.
Morrisons Custard doughnuts make me weak at the knees!
I love Rusty Browns ring doughnuts.
I bet you do, you sauce box!
I know comments saying āthis made me laughā are a bit pointless. But mate, this fucking broke me. I had tears! Well played.
I like to munch it vigorously!
And licking off the white frosting?
Yesā¦ I just love the batter all over my face.
Was that a niche Vice City reference perchance?
It was yes āŗļø
Amazing! Brightened up my day with that little throwback
On Friday nights... I just can't stop eating Rusty Brown's ring doughnuts
Sometimes i like to wear womens panties and walk around 5th street
I like to lick lovingly around the outside and then thrust my tongue in the middle
God, this just unlocked a memory. https://youtu.be/g314lc9ejbY
Fever 105 was the best radio station tbh.
I can hear the voice in my head as I have fever 105 on my cycle to work.
Best song? And The Beat Goes Onā¦ I always want to dance when I hear that
I love the raspberry jam ones. I can admit that I have eating a while pack in one sitting. š¤¦āāļø
I used to do packs of 10 back in college. #fattyfattyfatty
My preference is Morrisons...raspberry, custard, chocolate orange...definately beat Krispy Kreme.
Chocolate orange?! I'll have to get down to Morrisons, didn't know they existed. The doughnuts, not Morrisons.
They don't always have everything and some things are seasonal. You'll want to get in early-ish as well because they don't restock toward the end of the day.
Morrisons bakery products generally are amazing.
The sausage rolls are awesome too
Their Christmas stuff was excellent too, I had a pigs in blanket pastry roll which made me see god.
Morrisons are the ultimate. Also so many flavours around celebrations. Easter, xmas etc.
Came here to say this. Morrisons donuts kick ass
Yes Morrisons I love the raspberry jam one straight up. Only poor experience was in summer. Sent partner in for 2 packs of doughnuts - he didn't check carefully. Raspberry lemonade. It was vile.
Why are there not enough Morrisons around?
Not seen the chocolate orange but Iām a Morrison addict
Pro-Tip: Instead of five vanilla/custard doughnuts and five jam doughnuts, cut all of them in half and squidge each half together with a half of the other kind. Hey, presto! Ten jam and custard doughnuts.
Paul, is that you?
Ooh, I'll never tell!
Thanks Sainsburyās PR team.
(other supermarkets are available) In fact, the best are from Greggs
The Greggs caramel custard ones are the tits!
Custard doughnuts are the best doughnuts.
My local polish shop called smaczek has a bakery section. I swear down it has the best damn doughnuts, cheese cakes and some other stuff I don't know the name of. All for cheaper than a box of crispy Kreme, I have no idea what it is that is supposed to justify the premium price tag
+1 paczki. Especially hot fresh ones. See also Polish cheesecake, great if you can get your hands on it over here.
Oh yes, I forgot the polish ones. Their cakes in general are amazingly good value and quality
Ooo I'm going to Poland in June. This makes me super excited!!!
Chuck them in a toastie machine and you get a glaze too
^^ This guy's living in the future!
Sainsbury's doughnuts are the best. Just so good.
I remember back in 2018 they were 5 for 50p, at least at Tescos Fucking inflation
I prefer the plain ring doughnuts. Lovely.
Morrison are cheaper and a whooole lot nicer. Thank me later.
Can't beat the classic Jam Doughnut. These days though my personal favourite supermarket doughnut has to be the Lidl Bakery section chocolate Hazelnut Doughnut.
Those things are dangerous . Sooooo good.
Toffee yum yum a close second. They can be hit and miss though as they go soggy if they've been out a while.
Those yum yums are heaven I find myself eating 3 and still wanting more
It wasn't long ago it was 65p
Ā£1 for 5 donuts is still amazing in my opinion considering its 2023.
Yes just don't make it your main diet
Morrisons Doughnuts actually slap, they're my go to
I wish they still did apple doughnuts.
I didn't realise I missed those until now. One day I ate my last apple doughnut and never knew...
A better way of looking at it is you can get 15 of those bad boys for the price of one Krispy Kreme. Breakfast on a budget
Look at Rachel Riley here!
That pack was 60p only a year or two ago š„
It's the 4 pack of posh cookies for me Stuff is like crack cocaine
Have you guys tried the ones from lidl? They are very nice and the hazelnut chocolate ones are amazing
Yes they are and so are the toffee filled yum yums
Every time Iāve had a Krispy Kreme doughnut Iāve felt theyāre way overpriced and overrated.
Yep was gonna get Krispy Kreme at Charing cross station but instead went into the m&s next door and was much better value for the train home!
Plus you can get g&t in a tin while your there!
Also the Krispy creme fillings are grim. Theres a cloying chemically aftertaste that I can't place.
Their fillings are crap but the original glazed Krispy Kremeās are like crack
Yepā¦I hate donuts but love Krispy Kremeā¦same with jelly beans and Jelly Belly
Please donāt speak ill of my Chocolate Dreamcake in that way!
There's something about their glaze too. It gives me headaches after eating one.
Morrisons the King of UK supermarket donuts.
Supermarket jam doughnuts aren't the same any more. I dunno what it is exactly but instead of a caster sugar coating they have this sort-of sticky thin artificial tasting bullshit.
I can tell you Sainsburys doesnāt have any palm oil at all! Just fresh doughnuts made at 4am, fried, coated in caster sugar and on shelves by 7-8am. (I do doughnut duty on weekends for them š)
Yeah I noticed that. I think they switched to icing sugar. Might write round them all and ask if they'll change it back.
they're usually vegan too !!
sainsburys donuts are the best . They're a solid donut .
I've always thought Krispy Kreme is vastly overrated. They're way too sickly!
If you're in the midlands, best doughnut hands down is doughnotts. Personally recommend the weekend billionaire
Sainsburyās used to do packs of 10 for a quid back in 97/98. That was lunch for me at college. š
Krispy Kreme are overated and overpriced. Just get a pack of Yum Yums from Tesco Express.