A famous donut in Warsaw. It was pretty good, although us Canadians consider ourselves the world standard in donut making, so I don't want to give this one too much praise.
Donuts are good not matter what country they are made in. Homemade are the best with just a little cinnamon and white sugar on them. Those are the ones my Grandma used to make. However, about once a year I indulge in a Tim H*rtons.
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ummm donuts
i don't care if they are Canadian or polish i haven't had a donut in months, time to fix that
Donuts are good not matter what country they are made in. Homemade are the best with just a little cinnamon and white sugar on them. Those are the ones my Grandma used to make. However, about once a year I indulge in a Tim H*rtons.
Blessings,
Mary
how do u make donuts?
There are three types of donuts: cake donuts, sour cream donuts, and another type that i can't remember the name.
You make the latter by mixing up a batter and then using a fancy contraption to put the batter into boiling oil in the shap of a donut.
The former resemble cakes. You can either bake them or fry them. Most of the time, they come pre-maid.
The middle...i think the same way as the cake donuts...just that they're made of sour cream.
The latter are called glazed donuts. After deep frying they are somehow treated to a clear sugary glaze.
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