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I'm a D & D man all the way. I love my jelly donuts. Dont like the coffee though. I'm a WaWa man when it comes to coffee. ;D

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turbinedoctor,
We love to see plenty of pics of your V. Be looking forward to seeing them. You opened the door now on the subject, so getter done... ;D

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SCREW all those DDs and KKs...I'm goin' to Turbine Doctor's House of B&E!!...ya'll got any grits ta go w/ the B&Es??... 8) 8) ...

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I like DD and KK. But where I grew up there was a significant German influence, and local bakeries were THE thing. Nothing like that around here. As for coffee, it just needs to be strong and black.

Hey Reel, wait up -- I'm coming with you!

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without a doubt D&D! ;D Gits??? Why doesn't anyone eat them plain? ::)

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I grew up on Danish pastries. None of them around here anymore.
Last time I had a jelly fillled donut at Dunkin the girl behind the counter kept giggling at me.
I asked her what was wrong...she said "Nothing honey, you remind me of...." :-[
Wimins sure are bold these days.

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That's "grits", Hammer ;D ...and you ain't lived til ya try this old fat-boy's cheese-grits ;D ;D ;D ...

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Pipe, did you grow up in Pennsylvania??

Here in my home area, Leesport/ Reading, Pa.
there are so many local doghnut shops it's crazy.
They beat KK & DD hands down.

We also have a number of farmers markets with
home made stands, there is nothing like
home made sticky buns with walnuts. :P

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Cheese makes everything better ;D

gits, grits... I guess I need to stop posting before 1st cup of coffee ;D

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I grew up in northern Kentucky. The "Greater Cincinnati" area received a lot of German immigrants, my ancestors were among them.

Grits in the South, I grew up eating goetta with my eggs. Anyone here know what that is?