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Hey Danny, now that I'm back in Tokyo, may I request you take me out on one of your weird Akiba adventures =___=?

I swear... in the years that I've lived here, I've not seen MANY of the more outrageous things that you post on this blog, so I'd like to experience them at least once =3.

kekeke... drop me an e-mail or someth if you're up for it! I'll be in Tokyo for the next month or so, before I head to HK for an internship so...

We have Krispy Kreme here too. They also hand out donuts piece by piece regularly, as long as the Krispy Kreme neon sign is lit up. There's also this thing wherein the very first customer of a newly opened branch gets a 1 year supply of donuts, around a dozen a week. I lurv Krispy Kreme. The best donuts out there.

Plenty of Kripsy Kreme donuts here, it's very popular even schools fund raise with them.
I love eating them. Every time we buy some I eat up to 3 or more a day... Which is not very good since it's composed of mostly sugar.
I recommend you to try some Danny, if you have a sweet tooth.

I still prefer Misdo to Krispy Kreme! The latter's overrated, I think!

Urgh, swapping fish and tofu for sugary doughnuts isn't going to be good.

That is a long queue... Well i guess people like doughnuts here. I do. But no way that i could stand in a long queue for a couple of doughnuts.

well I think Ive found something that makes me feel happy to live in the U.S, and that is...no line for krispy kreme...not that I eat it anyway.

we love our tim horton's here :)

krispy kreme doughnuts are SOO sweet. I can eat only one at a sitting (although you want more after that first one).

No Krispy Kremes in Brazil that I know of.

We do have Dunkin' Donuts in very feel places... and some big market chains usually make their own.

But I guess it didn't become popular enough in Brazil.

I usually buy mini-donuts when I go to a city that has them... which means almost once a year I get to eat some donuts. :P

Lots of donuts places over here.. Dunkin' Donuts being the senpai of them all. Other good, newer places are Big Apple donuts and J-co. I think Big Apple donuts have been gaining popularity quickly. I've also heard J-co's lines are really long, but that's because the staff don't work effeciently ^^;

donuts huh... yea they are kinda the craze around these parts albeit it has died down quite a bit

Awesome! When I took the kids back to the US last year, the rest of the chaperons all wanted to go to Krispy Kreme. There was no time to go in Tokyo.

Mister Doughnut seems to be the top dog in Taibei, but I'm uncertain whether Krispy Kreme is around or not.

Never cared much for Krispy Kreme myself, though I know a lot of people are crazy for the stuff.

I wouldn't, in my right mind (which is to say something too much, maybe) queue for plain donuts in Spain.

I did so here, just for the sake of getting rid of my personality and blending with the mass. I did it with a Japanese friend, so the chat was nice, it was "only" 30 min (a Sunday, so I guess you can cut it down even more), and we got a free yummy glass sugar-type donut by the middle of the queue. So I guess it was actually 15 min for a free donut, and another 15 for more non-free ones.

Nice experience, since the company was nice, but been there, done it, and that's quite it for me. Mr. Doughnuts is equally tasty to my inexperienced palate.

Hahaha school swimsuits, especially ones for the girls. LOL.

Nice find, though I will not be purchasing one for myself >_>0

hmm, didnt realize they're that cheap though lol

I did fall in love with KK donuts when i was in the U.S. ... but there are non in germany... >.<

Yeah I heard plenty about Krispy Kreme and how people would kill to get a bite.

I'm still waiting for them to open one outlet in Singapore.

Not the last Danny, I haven't written anything bout KK either. :p They're nice, but a tad bit too sweet for my taste.

I never understood the doughnut fever, and I don't think I'll ever will. You'll never find me queuing up for one, but if others buy for me then I'll have some ^^.

Wow, I thought it was bad when they opened the first KK store here in Boise. Just give it some time and the long lines will go away soon enough. I definitely wouldn't wait that long for any donuts though.

Wow.. That is an extremely long queue.. O.O

The only time when there was a very long queue here in Singapore is when McDonalds were giving out Hello Kitties when you purchase a Happy Meal.. -_-"

My state Massachusetts used to have some Krispy Kreme stores around. But then like around a year or two years ago, can't remember exactly when, they left this state although they are still around many other states in US. I love their original flavor donuts. I guess maybe KK can't compete with the popularity of Dunkin' Donuts in here. I mean you can see more Dunkin' Donuts in here than McDonald and BK combined. Moreover, around the Boston area, you often see some cops' cruisers parking outside those DD. Some people even joke about if you are looking for cops, go to the nearby Dunkin' Donuts and you would find one. Well, no offence to the BPD, at least they are keeping the streets around my area safe.

use to have Krispy Kreme for breakfast snacks and dessert after meals, until I found out their 300 calories each. ^^; although I still do sneak in a doughnut or two every now and then.

I detest Krispy Kreme's donuts... I seriously do not understand the hype people give to this place. When I taste them (three or four times so far, due to friends wanting to go there and myself not wanting to be a party-pooper), each time they tasted and felt dry, with only sugar/chocolate/whatever on the exterior, with the interior strongly tasting of flour. Don't get me wrong, they maintain the taste with each donut, and because of those machines they have in each KK, you're almost guarenteed to get a fresh donut. But it always taste like OLD donut to me. I prefer the Mom and Pop donut stores, they make the best and moist ones. So not only would I NOT be willing to wait in a line for a Krispy Kreme, I wouldn't want to eat at one while in Japan with lots of other options.

I remember when Krispy Kreme first opened here in Sydney, it was crazy popular, too. People lined up for it because there was only 1 or 2 shops in central Sydney but of course it was nowhere near as crazy as what I've seen in the pics in Tokyo.

Held and saw people would buy boxes of Krispy Kreme and bring them back to Melbourne as souvenirs!! It seemed pretty crazy at the time but I saw people run off the plane and buy them at the airport even! Had to try what the fuzz was all about when I went to Sydney one year and thought they were quite nice but I overdosed and ate way too many and now I can't stand them.

They are still quite popular here and there are occasionally lines since there's only a handful of them in both Sydney and Melbourne now.

However, did you guys ever see that line when the Bathing Ape Nintendo DS limited edition came out?

a similar thing happened when they opened a london store, gotta love those donuts!

I could never imagine doing that :|

They're just doughnuts...

Lol.. I've never heard of Krispy Kreme...

Not only are doughnuts popular, they are pretty much everywhere. So much so, that the idea of even a short line is ridiculous. My wife told me people are crazy about Krispy Kreme in Japan, but I'm thinking just crazy.

I think there are very few things in life I would wait for in this way and I'm having trouble thinking of examples. I did once when Windows 95 was released... that was when Microsoft was cool. (Long, long ago) Would waiting in line on the freeway be considered similar? I have done that quite a few times as well. But for doughnuts? There would have to be money inside of them... and a lot of money at that.

Hahah, this reminds me when Krispy Kreme opened their first store in Sydney. The queue lines after work everyday were just as massive. I guess everybody's just crazy for Krispy Kreme outside America. :p

Free Krispy Cremes? I'm There!!!

They seem to have lots of little stalls in train stations over here in London but i guess that's all they really need.

Fantastically excessive sugary goodness!

no such doughnuts craze here thankfully.
lots of sweet food here which are lot better than round bread with sugar cream stuffings. This is what we get here and the 'doughnuts' are not fried, so technically those cannot be called doughnuts.

Lol all those people are skinny, but they won't be after eating Krispy Kremes everyday !!

wow, really a long queue, i wanna try some if have chance since so many people queuing mean it is good?

Too sweet for my liking. I prefer Tim Horton's doughnuts

Donuts are quite popular snacks. I know several brands (around six), catering to a specific class bracket. Krispy Kremes serve the higher mid-higher end customers and personally, I enjoy it as much that I was delighted to find out that it finally opened a branch in manila...much more when they expanded to a mall nearby ^^;

I love their honey glazed doughnuts...if not any regular jam-filled will do with me. I don't know but many like the Bavarian (custard) flavor. I just don't like it O_o;;

I remember when they opened the first Krispy Kreme place here. The first 10, or was it 100, got free doughnuts for a year. The rest just got a few free ones that day only.

Looks like doughnuts are universal, and of course we have here. Normally can find on any market, and comes on pack of four donuts, or pack of six donnetes, smalls versions. And in various types of tastes too

i prefer J-Co doughnuts than KK.....
lining up for 2hour+ ??
no Thx^^

it's been quite long since my last bite on a decent doughnouts.... T_T

OMGWTF long line - for donuts?! Well, I just had one this afternoon but I didn't have to line up for 2 (!?) hours and I don't think I would...has to be some special recipe they're using.

Akasaka ? I thought we only have Krispy Kreme in Shinjuku and Yurakucho. Not interested in joining the line.

I never see it myself, but I heard from my friend that ppl actually queue in front of the shop even before it open! o_o (big apple, malaysia)

Wow people still eat donuts?
Krispy Kreme was popular a few years back but it only lasted for like a month.
It's probably because of their excess calories.

Donuts in the morning, I love it! I don't think people would wait that long for them though. Not around here anyway, only less some new place opens up then people might do it for the first day.

Krispy Kreme donuts are sooo delicious! But I notice more and more people are staying away from donuts for obvious reasons. But indulging once in a while isn't so bad. After all, what's the point of holding out on one of life's pleasures (eating terribly bad crap for your body and yet so irresistibly tasty)?

I actually just bought some Mister Donut while at Namba a few minutes ago. It's not bad. Not as sweet as Krispy Kreme. I wonder how Krispy Kreme tastes like in Japan.

I love donuts! Krispy Kreme is yum, but as with all donuts can't have it too often ^^; Already am a bit chubbier than I liked LOL. Danny if U ever come here you gotta try Tim Hortons :P

lol yukatas and doughnuts

and here in the west coast, Krispy Kreme is closing down left and right.

Krispy Kreme!! How I hate it! Haha. Sorry to disappoint you folks.

Tried my first Krispy Kreme just bout a month back at the outlet in Shinjuku.

Amidst all the wondrous exclamations on how nice Krispy Kreme doughnuts were, I was curious, little excited and having high hopes for this legendary piece of pastry.

Surprisingly my queue wasn't long. They were distributing freshly made original glazed doughnuts to the people queueing which was a really nice act by Kripsy Kreme. First bite was good. The original glazed was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. However the doughnuts are uberly SWEET and having one was already more than enough for the day.

Me and my friends bought 2 boxes worth for the 3 of us and ended up almost vomitting and throwing away the last few cause it was just tooooo sweet. Really really. Having 2 at a time was overkill.

Sorry if I offended or disappointed anyone. All these are in my own opinion. Maybe it was cold so they decided to add more sugar?

Love Krispy Kreme XD One of the best Doughnuts I ever had ^^

Sometimes can be a little too sweet though. Tasty nevertheless ^^

Krispy Cream are like crack. Avoid them if you can. Once you start down that path its difficult to go back. Funny thing is that they aren't even the best donut around. Just the most addicting.

This is ridiculous.....
Sure they're tasty and bla bla, but to stand in the sun for more than 2 hours? I'm obviously not brave enough for I'd rather bite on a carrot than get my hand on a freaking doughnut

I wondered about the poll questions involving "your region". Aren't they kind of pointless as "your region" isn't the same for everybody so we are actually answering different questions and discarding the information what we consider "your region" when we see the results.
It would actually be interesting to see the results of those polls for each country (an information that can always be read from the IP).
As far as donuts go I don't even know anybody eating them in "My region". Now how useful is that info by itself ;)

I've never heard of Krispy Kreme before... I need to get out of my hole more often...

But I do love doughnuts...But it's so sinful too eat...

That donut is so tasty and the cream is so sweet. (Mind about L eating donut while sit on a freaky chair).Watching T.V while eating K.K donut.

Hmm, what can I say.. not a big fan of donuts, so I only eat them when everyone wants to eat them and they're usually J.co donuts.

me and my friends drove out to krispy kreme at 9pm at night and there was still quite a huge queue for them. it's so sweet though that one better have a bottle of water nearby to wash them down.

once we tried to have a competition to see how many we could eat, and 4 doughnuts later, we just lay on the floor groaning at our gluttony.

here's the loots from a previous run ^^

http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll12/calvh86/Holidays/Brisbane/DSC02078.jpg

The same thing happened here in Albuquerque NM when the KK came into town. It was all over the news, long lines and having morning deliveries to "Wally World" and local gas stations. I prefer my home grown Donut King here in Belen, NM or the Paradise Donuts in Bosque Farms. I think a 45 min drive to Abq is too long of a wait to eat some donuts.

I just don't eat that kind of stuff sorry. I don't go for snacks (except cereals) either. ^^

Used to eat a whole box of glaze donuts after I got home almost every other day... but that was when it opened up in Burbank a few years ago. Haven't touched it since... now I have an urge to drive up there.... but gas is to expensive :(

All I can say it that Krispy Kreme is the reason that I have to work out an hour a day.

They closed down the nearest Krispy Kreme in my area. that makes me a saaaad panda. Now I have to settle for Dunkin Donuts, bleh...

Krispy Kreme's are so common in the U.S. that you don't even have to go to a designated KK store to buy donuts. Just go to a random supermarket and they'll have boxes of KK donuts for sale.

There are some Krispy Kreme stores in my area, I go only when I have people visiting, since I don't enjoy donuts overly much.

Of coz it's really popular here. You can why see the police holding one in the donut store. =P

I have never figured out what was so great about Krispy Kreme...

Mr. Donut is the best Donut in the world, in my opinion. I was only there once when I went to Japan, but it left quite an impression. I also miss Mos Burger...

mhhhhh, i watched the product page, mhhhh *starts singing: sweet doughnut / calory takai koi ni wa chuui,sweet doughnut / yotteru atashi no heart,sweet doughnut / kako no koi ni shitto shita kunai, sweet doughnut / gimon wa fueru* that Perfume song will never get out of my head... Back to topic, yeah i love doughnuts eventhough only the classical shugarcream~u, chocolate(on special days with vanilla cream~u in it), or with 'lil walnutpieces can be purchased at my local bakery. Actually i never saw a Doughnut-store chain (Dunkin D´s is only in Berlin as far as i know). Oh yeah before i forget: i looked through the Krispy Kreme product page and saw they sell what i know as "Krapfen", which are quite popular right here (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krapfen)

When I was in Japan last year, we heard about the 2+ hour lines in Shinjuku for Krispy Kreme. That is 1 hour 59 minutes more than I would want to wait for doughnuts. Went to Mister Donut several times. Was very good… and no waiting.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/victor_lee/510149770/in/set-72157600248314520/

That's something......
Never thought the Japanese likes krispy kreme...
There used to be one in my area but it closed down. I say it was too sweet...
I perfer doughnuts from Tim Hortons...

wasnt it the doughnuts from krispy the ones filled with sugar to an unimaginable level?
the ones where i live all closed down cuz of that.
but then again what doesnt get u killed or give u cancer nowadays?

I used to eat Krispy Kremes a lot thanks to most of the car meets were held in a KK carpark. Pretty terrible actually since it was once a week, lol.

Though the longest I waited for KK doughnuts was 3 hours because of a promo of getting 3 boxes for $10. But now I tend to stay away from them.

I've seen the crazy line at Krispy Kreme at Shinjuku numerous times and it amazes me the huge popularity of KK in Japan. We have three Krispy Kreme stores in my area alone so I'm not too krazy about it but do like their sweet donuts.

Their donut is super sweet due to their cream coating and it's okay to eat 2-3 of them, you just can't eat them too much. I suggest you to try some when you have time but I don't think it's that great to wait for 2 hours to just try some... Maybe when you come to USA, it's a lot easier to try them there than in Tokyo ^^;

Seeing that amount of people lining up to get a doughnut is really surprising. I've never seen such a large queue in my country, but in china i saw a queue of more or less 60 meters to enter a ramen restaurant (can't remember the name though)

the original glazed is the best in the world.. Danny que up and try one. Surprised as hell that there is a 2hr wait for one??? sheesh..

Free Krispy Kreme donuts are always good. Especially when you get them straight off the line.. So soft, warm and gooey.

Here we don't have doughnuts, but since we have a huge variety of other bakery we don't really need'em :3

I myself prefer to eat half a cuca, it's delicious *o*

We used to have a Krispy kreme and it seemed popular enough, but it closed. Tried it a few times and as much as I luuuuuuuuvvvvvvve donuts, I wasn't to keen on them. To sweet even for me

krispy kremes originated in my state and i think it was the one in la was the original one i cant remember anymore. But the franchisee chain down here shut down most of the stores and theres like 1 left i know of thats still open of krispy kremes in my region. Those donuts were great. I have to say krispy kremes is one of the best donuts i have eaten, however its sad to say im not going to have anymore unless i drive down to LA again.

Is Krispy Kreme doughnut rare in japan to be that desperate!

Good thing that there are Krispy Kremes in just about every corner store around here, would hate to stand in line for them.

Side note: Wow, at least I can post again. Wonder what happened to my post-a-comment pages?

Donuts eating is a new trend in Malaysia. J-Co (from Indonesia) just opened in Malaysia not long ago & everyone is crazy to get a bite of it. I can see their outlets almost long queue for everyday & every hours. People willing to queue up for 1 hour plus to buy it. But it seems the heat is cooling down now, the crowd is getting lesser nowadays

In Southern California most of the Krispy Kreme locations were shut down for business. About more than half of the Krispy Kreme donut shops lost a lot of money when customers stop going in and started the whole low carb diet, which killed Krispy Kreme's profits.

Krispy Kreme donuts are really bad for you. In America anyway.

The only Krispy Kreme donut shop i can think of that is still open for business around here is the Crenshaw District location across the Baldwin Hills Mall in the Leimert Park area of Los Angeles.

The other way you can still enjoy Krispy Kreme donuts is if you pick up a fresh box at a local market like Food 4 Less in L.A. Most Food 4 Less Markets in L.A. stock Krispy Kreme donuts.

I haven't had a Krispy Kreme donut for a while. Maybe after i get my root canal done with the dentist, i can start enjoying my favorite foods again.

well Doughnuts are really popular around here but i don't like 'em they're too sweet

I think donuts have always been popular here in Canada.

Are Japanese that crazy over Western stuff?

Anyways, donut shops are everywhere over here, but not literally. I do enjoy a donut once in a while!

The Krispy Kreme near me was shut down, business not so well for them here when it's up against Dunk'n Donuts

Before this there was only Dunkin' Donuts dominating the market here, which nobody really cared, but with the entry at least 2 other new entrants, suddenly everyone wants donuts.

Discovary chanel said somthing about a "secret ingredient" but didn't say what it was...

Here in Vegas, some of Japanese tourists try to find KK store and buy dozen boxes.
If you plan to go Japan recently, you should bring KK doughnuts to Japanese folks as a souvenir. :-)

last time i was in japan, it was Cinnabon or Cinnzeo (or something like that)

I can honestly say that I have never waited in a queue that long for a Krispy Kreme.
There is a Krispy Kreme factory next door to my place of business in NY. They send over about 5 dozen doughnuts in the mornin'...they are super sweet. You have to chew through the sugar to swallow.
I prefer Dunkin' Donuts if I have the choice.

Its all about Dunkin Donuts lol

i remember seeing that looong Q at Shinjuku. took a pix of it while i was there.

http://cavalock.blogspot.com/2007/07/noodles-in-bun.html

Makes me think back when doughnut is just some fried bread loop sprinkled with sugar.

Those traditional types I eat when I was young. Now there are so many types of doughnuts.

Krispy Kreme recently joined forces with Tesco's supermarket, and built their donut outlet in my local store. I like their products but not enough variety in the ones I like, I prefer cinnabon.

Delicous, it's a pretty common " snack " here in Sweden. At least, I think so. ^^;

that is one seriously long queue... rivaling the Hello Kitty craze in Singapore O[]O

krispy kremes are only good when they are still hot, when they are cold they're the same as any other yeast donut. dont eat more than one at a time unless you have an iron stomach. i havent had one in years, and rather not waste calories on it.

If people tried to do such a queue to get a simple doughnut in my country, some guards would be needed to make people respect other's turns :S

Krispy Kremes used to be very popular in my region, but recently Dunkin Donuts is kinda taking over...

in my town here, the doughnuts are sold by elder women and you never see any one under the age of 50 sellin em, so Ive been told its so they dont have to pass down this "secret recipe"? craziness..

I never been in a line up that long for anything. Actually, lining up for a wii took awhile.... but for DONUTS!?

I guess i should be glad the KK in my area doesn't have line ups xD (can't even remember the last time i had a donut ..)

One thing that amazed me about the Shinkuku branch is that it's still got legs 18 months after opening, which must be something of a record as far as food-related fads are concerned - when Burger King reopened demand seemed to ebb away quite quickly.

I was in Australia last week: no queues at branches over there, in fact the only customers seemed to be Japanese taking photos. They were probably staggered at how quiet it was!

Personally I can't understand how can people stand hours for some doughnuts. Is it really so popular? It's only food, and there are more delicious foods in Japan then that. Well, maybe they're really delicious, can't say because never tried Krispy Kreme doughnuts. We have doughnuts here too. But they're just common. I don't really like them, I prefer the vanilla rods. They're really yummy. ^^ Anyway, that queue is really long, it must be popular, or they had a little free time. XD

I've tried krispy kreme before but didn't like it. It was just too sweet for me.

Japanese people sure do like to line up. You won't find that kind of line around here for krispy kreme. heheh.

No more doughnuts here, dunkin shut down years ago,I really miss itt

hha krispy kreme...how nostalgic... don't work for them. hahahaha!

Canada consumes the most doughnuts per capita of any country in the world, so yes, it is a very popular snack up here. Also probably explains some of our weight problems. The most popular doughnut store chain is Tim Hortens, which some people seem to attend religiously, and is only really popular in Canada.

Yup, we had Krispy Kreme branch open here in JKT last year. There were also a long queue to get the free doughnot, i'm just curious how tender the doughnot and hopw many topping they had to offerr there. We also had some local doughnot store such as J-CO and I-CRAVE ..

They opened an In and Out Burger, and a Krispy Cream shop simultaneously in a suburb of San Francisco. Conveniently located right next to hospital to resuscitate your fat ass after the inevitable increase in heart attacks.

krispy kreme is pretty popular in my part of town. it has become more accessible because there are now more stores open and they are stategically located. their donuts are okay. it's a little on the sweet side. worth trying... even once.

Just went to one in MyeongDong Seoul branch(Yes there are several in Korea), short queue but they give out a warm soft Sugar Glazed Donut every time you queue up to order, to the side of the sales counter you can see a mini doughnut production line making them doughnuts right there n there...

Krispy Kreme used to be popular in California. I remember when they first came back and everyone wanted to eat them. They were akin to Starbucks; if you were going to eat doughnuts it had to be Krispy Kreme. Lately, I don't see that many any more and a number of them have actually closed shop.

You just have to try their glaze doughnuts. I'm not a big fan of doughnuts, but their glaze is absolutely to die for.

Ive wondered whats the deal with the Shinjuku Krisy Kreme. Everytime i pass there ... there's a huge queue. I don't get it D: are they THAT good ? I feel almost tempted to get in line too to see what all the hype is about

We also have a Krispy Kreme branch here. We also have a lot of Donut shops here namely Dunkin' Donuts, Mister Donut, Go Nuts Donuts and Hot Loops.

I'm not much of a fan of Krispy Kreme here but their donuts is good but I might not eat it too frequently...too sweet for my taste.

And yeah, Krispy Kreme here also had this gimmick. If you are one of the 100 first customers to buy at a newly opened branch, you'll get a 1 year supply of Krispy Kreme donuts.

Since it seems like waiting in line is everyone's favorite pasttime here, I can see the popularity.

I'll take MisDo, though.

OMFG Krisy Kremes.... FREE??? *licks lips*

We had Dunkin' Donut in our town 2 years ago, the only shop in town that specially serves doughnuts. But it was closed down. Not sure why...

i dun even think my area have this >_<

Good, but very sweet. Processed donuts at their best...different from hand made donuts in mom and pop stores.

I went to a Krispy Kreme in Hong Kong, much of the same stuff as the ones here in America. Popular there too...had a line when I went and when I left the line was still there.

Ugh, Krispy Kremes are really gross. D:

Tim Horton's donuts, now those are the best. :D

Wow so many wanting Krispy kreme!.
I always thought they were some of the worst donuts, the ones you buy in 7/11 ones being the worst.

Maybe they have changed recently, I must try again.

Krispy Kreme has yet to invade our shores, however, i think the doughnut craze has ended here. No longer are there any lines outside misdo OR dunkin'. We are fickle eaters, yes we are =p

Wonder why no Krispy in Singapore...nearest one is in Indonesia...although you can see alot of home grown doughnut outlets here....

oh krispy kreme making people fatter one doughnut at a time.
i remember the huge line ups we had when they first opened in BC...now i don't see many people go there...maybe because its out in the middle of nowhere. not worth the drive when the tim hortons is a hop and skip away.

To me it doesn't matter what brand it is, as long as it has chocolate frosting.

"This just goes to show, my friends, that truth is stranger than fiction." ::winks::

I want her dead.

Standing in line for 2 hours for doughnuts? One can make so much doughnut in 2 hours that it will be enough for a week! (Doughnuts rock btw.)

love them. I'm not sure if my nearest one still gives out free donuts when you walk in anymore.