Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme is a popular American doughnut chain. While Krispy Kreme serves up a variety of doughnuts, it is most famous for its traditional glazed doughnut.
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What it's all about
This is what the doughnut is all about.
theus noel, Philippines - 05 March 2011
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Taste like heaven
I'll admit it. Krispy Kreme glazed doughnuts tastes like heaven. But their effect on your waistline will be pure hell!
Terry, Australia - 07 March 2009
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Biting into a delicious cloud of sugar
Krispy Kreme donuts are like no other food in this world. When eating one you literally feel as though you are biting into a delicious cloud of sugar. The city that I live in has nowhere to purchase these delightful donuts so I recently brought back 3 dozen for my family to eat. In less than a week they were all gone!
Biancamaria, Australia - 24 August 2006
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It can cheer me up
Emmm! Reliable quality and yummy! I just love it! It can cheer me up when I'm totally exhausted or upset, at the airport or on the street.
Joy, China - 25 May 2006
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Extremely naughty and tasty, the perfect treat!
Mmmm! Yes! Krispy Kremes! I thought I'd tasted doughnuts and thought Dunkin Doughnuts were good until I tasted a Krispy Kreme. My favourite is the one with chocolate on the top with the white creme in the middle. Whenever there's a birthday at work I try and persuade whoever it is that Krispy Kremes will delight us all here and before I leave next Friday, I will get some boxes of them for us all to sit and go Mmmmm! They always get that reaction! They're krispy on the outside, soft on the inside, extremely naughty and tasty, the perfect treat!
Wendy, United Kingdom - 15 February 2006
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Wonder of our world
The Original Glazed doughnut that Krispy Kreme makes is a wonder of our world. For somebody to make a ridiculous claim that the doughnuts are not good, when most people will drive great distances just to savor the scrumptious goodness, is ludicrous. Get your head our of your keister. These doughnuts are heaven.
Kyle, United States - 24 January 2006
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Off the line, hot and fresh
I started eating Krispy Kreme Doughnuts about 60 years ago purchased from the KK store on North Person St in Raleigh, NC. I believe they sold for 45 cents a dozen at that time. The original glazed version is my favorite. KK Shops are among the few places where you can see and eat donuts as they come off the line, hot and fresh. They are high on the list of my favorite things. If you buy them in a box at a store you need to put one in the microwave for about 18 seconds to revive it. It makes all the difference in the world. They melt in your mouth (not in your hand)!
L, United States - 18 December 2005
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Soft and fluffy
Get one fresh from the KK store - it's so soft and fluffy, it melts in your mouth. No chewing required. Truly the closest thing to heaven that I can imagine. Even if it is full of fat and sugar, I don't care. Thinking of what I want in my last meal, I'm very torn between a KK or a mouthful of M&Ms. If I'm conscious when I die (hopefully many years from now but who knows), I think I'll ask for someone to stuff a KK in my mouth, then pour an envelope of M&Ms on top. And close my mouth so nothing falls out.
Chuck, United States - 11 December 2004
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Simply irresistible
I still remember driving an hour back and forth just to get a box of doughnuts when the first KK store opened in Canada. Right after I went into the store, I found myself falling in love with the smell of their fresh doughnuts. And then a girl handed me a HOT and FRESH original glazed doughnut. It is nothing like the ones you get from other coffee shops. It melts in your mouth! Yum... And you know what, they still taste great after you bring them home. Some people like to put them in the fridge and serve them cold. I personally like to reheat it for 8 sec. and eat it when it's hot. You know what, forget about the fat and calories! KK doughnut is simply irresistible!
Elain, Canada - 28 October 2004
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Fairly new 'fad'
Krispy Kreme is still a fairly new 'fad' in Canada and like most of the other 'Doughnut' shops, they're overpriced and inferior to anything put out by the local Bakery or Supermarket. Sure I got caught up in the hype, long lineups and even enjoy the odd glazed now and again, but the novelty quickly wears off with the growing waistline.
Peter, Canada - 14 September 2004
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