I am always amazed at what one can find in a church freezer. And this past week I discovered a veritable trove of frozen donuts. I'm sure these were "leftovers" from Easter, but after bringing home a bag and placing some on a plate for thawing . . . they weren't half bad. Even the chocolate covered ones thawed out nicely.
Over the years I've discovered that donuts can be served up a multitude of ways. Fresh. Day-old. Stale (but freshened up in the microwave with a damp paper towel). Frozen.
I'm wondering if anyone has considered making a donut on a stick? I think that could be a great snack food success.
If there's anyone out there who knows how to market a product like this and would enjoy going halves with me . . . just write to me at this blog.
I'm at no loss for donut ideas. And I'd be glad to meet for a discussion of these business ideas.
Over donuts . . . of course.
Over the years I've discovered that donuts can be served up a multitude of ways. Fresh. Day-old. Stale (but freshened up in the microwave with a damp paper towel). Frozen.
I'm wondering if anyone has considered making a donut on a stick? I think that could be a great snack food success.
If there's anyone out there who knows how to market a product like this and would enjoy going halves with me . . . just write to me at this blog.
I'm at no loss for donut ideas. And I'd be glad to meet for a discussion of these business ideas.
Over donuts . . . of course.
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