I would like this.
A lot.
Of course we don’t have a Dunkin’ Donuts in our town. No A & W, no Dunkin’ Donuts, what is wrong with me? Why am I here?
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Eeeyurp, I hate sweet stuff. But my boys would totally go for it.
It was a big deal when Krispy Kreme came to So Cal, but they’re struggling — these Hollywood types are all on the supermodel diet and have champagne, a cigarette and a lettuce leaf for dinner. Here’s to good old-fashioned FOOD!
@Gretchen: Our one and only KK closed. BTW: you sure changed your tune from the other comment about dieting. Did the mood pass that quickly.
Now, that’s quite a donut. I’d love it.
@Betty: none of this “oh that’s too rich for me!” Bring. It. On.
We have way too many Dunkin’ Donuts here in my part of Connecticut and I must admit to having had the Milky Way hot chocolate and it was good! Haven’t had the M&M donut, though, but it sure looks good!
Man, I am all over that chocolate. But you know what would be better? If they would ice it with that lard frosting that is so good that you can’t buy anywhere; they use it at the cookie company and on cakes.
Put chocolate on everything. everything. Chocolate is the most important food in the world!
@Linda: Not fair, there should be equal dispersion of DD across America. This is one area where I think communism would work.
@TheAbsurtdist: My wife makes lard icing for decorating cakes, but it’s white. I eat it when I have a colon blockage. I just couldn’t agree with you more about the importance of chocolate to our well being.
No Dunkies? Kee-ripes!
There are six within a 2-mile radius of my house! SIX! You can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one.
@Brian: Six! Wowsa.
Well, I’ve always had a love/hate relationship with food. I adore the shit; it just doesn’t look good on me. And then I came home and Ben insisted on Nathan’s chili cheese dogs for dinner . . . BAD INFLUENCE.
@Gretchen: I ordered two pizzas for dinner. But no guilt whatsoever. Yeah, blame Ben.