YEASTED DONUTS. NEEDS THEM.

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 10:18 am

WHERES.

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 10:52 am

DOUBLE POSTSSSS.

ijustdiedinside · **Joined:** Sun Sep 05, 2010 8:43 pm **Posts:** 8528

atlas and vinnie's (and probably more places?) both have vegan treats donuts that come in on tuesdays!

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:13 am

Yeah! I like the whoopie pies at Vinnie's. They have fried, yeasty quality, and are awesome, but I haven't seen any donut donuts. Cake donuts, but not DOOOOOOOONUTS.

Sometimes a kid just needs a donut.

clawhammer · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:26 am

Cake donuts ARE doooooooonuts..who wants a donut that loses 50-75% of its volume when you bite into it? Anyway, I keep expecting champs to have the yeasty kind but I've never seen them. Maybe if you ask nicely...

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 11:44 am

clawhammer wrote:

who wants a donut that loses 50-75% of its volume when you bite into it?

I do. I like donuts to be at least 50% air. And have some elasticity. MMMMMM. Yes.

And really, I mean cake donuts are KIND OF donuts... but they're not DOUGH. They're batter. I'm not a snob about it or anything, but when I crave a donut, I mean fried and yeasty. Not cake in the shape of a donut. Wait. Maybe I AM a snob about it. I'M SORRY!

ijustdiedinside · **Joined:** Sun Sep 05, 2010 8:43 pm **Posts:** 8528

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

Yeah! I like the whoopie pies at Vinnie's. They have fried, yeasty quality, and are awesome, but I haven't seen any donut donuts. Cake donuts, but not DOOOOOOOONUTS.

Sometimes a kid just needs a donut.

ok, but they DO have yeasted donuts! vegan treats makes yeasted donuts and delivers them on tuesdays to various places around the city. ask them next time you're there. they usually sell out fast.

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:18 pm

I've probably just missed the d-d-d-donuts.

SeitanSaidDance · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 4:49 pm

I recommend the Oreo one (or is it called Cookies and Cream?). Whatever the hell they call it, it's good.

Dunebug · **Posted:** Wed Nov 17, 2010 7:37 pm

Boston cream is the best one!

rachaelrayfornever · **Joined:** Wed Oct 27, 2010 12:31 am **Posts:** 92

champs DOES have yeasted donuts,and has for the past two weeks.fridays saturdays and sundays for sure!and i have pics to prove it.

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:17 am

Had a Boston Cream Pie at Vinnie's last night. I've had them before. Gooood. But yeah. I'll have to check out Champs for a real deal donut donut. Like, Krispy Kreme style.

When I was living in San Francisco, I got a dozen donuts from jordanpattern, and they were CRAMAZING.

joyfulgirl · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:25 am

uh oh. If champs has yeasted donuts on Sat when we go there for the book signing, it won't be a pretty sight. I'll go nuts. I apologize for the poor first impression I'll be making with those of you whom I've never met.

ijustdiedinside · **Joined:** Sun Sep 05, 2010 8:43 pm **Posts:** 8528

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

Had a Boston Cream Pie at Vinnie's last night. I've had them before. Gooood. But yeah. I'll have to check out Champs for a real deal donut donut. Like, Krispy Kreme style.

When I was living in San Francisco, I got a dozen donuts from jordanpattern, and they were CRAMAZING.

wait, so you've had the yeasted donuts and you still don't think they are real yeasted donuts?! sorry!

i agree, i don't like the vegan treats donuts very much, but that's what we got. I've only had awesome yeasted donuts in portland and vegas

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:29 am

No, I said before that the Boston Cream Pie dealies at Vinnie's are yeasty and awesome and stuff but the straight up DONUTS they get are cake.
I just want an Honest-To-Gods glazed donut.

rocklobster · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:31 am

ijustdiedinside wrote:

atlas and vinnie's (and probably more places?) both have vegan treats donuts that come in on tuesdays!

TUESDAYS?! I'm coming to visit Tuesday!!!!! Please provide me directions from penn station, and pretend you are talking to a 4 year old. I am not good with public transportation, but I don't mind getting lost. especially for donuts!!!! especially for donuts that I might take to Lulas.

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:38 am

From Penn Station, take the A, C, E, 2, or 3 (or Q even) to 14th St. Least amount of walking around underground will be if you take the A, C, or E.
Transfer to the L (toward Rockaway Pkwy.)
Get off at the Bedford Ave. stop and walk toward the Bedford Ave. exit in the station.
When you get outside, turn right and walk two blocks. You'll see a sign that says PIZZA on the other side of Bedford.
Go in. Order a slice of vegan chicken broccoli teriyaki, a slice of vegan mac attack, some garlic knots, and a delicious treat.
Wait. When your food is ready, go up and pay, and take the food back to your table.
Stuff your face.
Go lie down in the park.

ijustdiedinside · **Joined:** Sun Sep 05, 2010 8:43 pm **Posts:** 8528

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

No, I said before that the Boston Cream Pie dealies at Vinnie's are yeasty and awesome and stuff but the straight up DONUTS they get are cake.
I just want an Honest-To-Gods glazed donut.

oh, that's weird. cause they should have actual yeasted donuts, too. I know they get them at atlas. Maybe we don't have the same definition of donuts, but these things are definitely called donuts.

At some point they had donuts that looked like this

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:42 am

ijustdiedinside wrote:

oh, that's weird. cause they should have actual yeasted donuts, too. I know they get them at atlas. Maybe we don't have the same definition of donuts, but these things are definitely called donuts.

REALLY?! Like VooDoo or Krispie Kreme or Jack and Jill or Dunkin Donuts? THEMS KINDS? If so, I'm THERE! EEEEEE.

rocklobster · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:46 am

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

From Penn Station, take the A, C, E, 2, or 3 (or Q even) to 14th St. Least amount of walking around underground will be if you take the A, C, or E.
Transfer to the L (toward Rockaway Pkwy.)
Get off at the Bedford Ave. stop and walk toward the Bedford Ave. exit in the station.
When you get outside, turn right and walk two blocks. You'll see a sign that says PIZZA on the other side of Bedford.
Go in. Order a slice of vegan chicken broccoli teriyaki, a slice of vegan mac attack, some garlic knots, and a delicious treat.
Wait. When your food is ready, go up and pay, and take the food back to your table.
Stuff your face.
Go lie down in the park.

Bedford? My family will kill me for going all the way to brooklyn. I will probably do it though, thanks!!!

rocklobster · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 11:46 am

oh god theres pictures in this thread now too??? yes!!!

ilikeapplejuice · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 12:17 pm

rocklobster wrote:

Bedford? My family will kill me for going all the way to brooklyn. I will probably do it though, thanks!!!

It's Williamsburg. It doesn't count. It's all 19-year-olds from Massachusetts. If it's a safely issue for your family, it's 10x safer than Times Square. Put me on the phone. I'll talk to them. Haha. Oh, Travis.

And it's only 20 minutes on the train from Penn Station. Go for it! YAAAAY!

Dunebug · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 7:05 pm

rocklobster wrote:

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

From Penn Station, take the A, C, E, 2, or 3 (or Q even) to 14th St. Least amount of walking around underground will be if you take the A, C, or E.
Transfer to the L (toward Rockaway Pkwy.)
Get off at the Bedford Ave. stop and walk toward the Bedford Ave. exit in the station.
When you get outside, turn right and walk two blocks. You'll see a sign that says PIZZA on the other side of Bedford.
Go in. Order a slice of vegan chicken broccoli teriyaki, a slice of vegan mac attack, some garlic knots, and a delicious treat.
Wait. When your food is ready, go up and pay, and take the food back to your table.
Stuff your face.
Go lie down in the park.

Bedford? My family will kill me for going all the way to brooklyn. I will probably do it though, thanks!!!

If you reeeeaaaallly only want donuts you could always go to Atlas, which has the same ones and is in Manhattan.
But it's better if you go to Vinnies, they have pizza and hot dudes to make it for you.
(Ps bbq chicken is better than teriyaki chicken!)

rocklobster · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:52 pm

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

rocklobster wrote:

Bedford? My family will kill me for going all the way to brooklyn. I will probably do it though, thanks!!!

It's Williamsburg. It doesn't count. It's all 19-year-olds from Massachusetts. If it's a safely issue for your family, it's 10x safer than Times Square. Put me on the phone. I'll talk to them. Haha. Oh, Travis.

And it's only 20 minutes on the train from Penn Station. Go for it! YAAAAY!

not a safety issue, a brooklyn issue. but this sounds doable!

supercarrot · **Posted:** Thu Nov 18, 2010 9:00 pm

ilikeapplejuice wrote:

And really, I mean cake donuts are KIND OF donuts... but they're not DOUGH. They're batter. I'm not a snob about it or anything, but when I crave a donut, I mean fried and yeasty. Not cake in the shape of a donut. Wait. Maybe I AM a snob about it. I'M SORRY!

i completely agree with you that baked "donuts" are not donuts (they're just cake baked in a donut shaped pan), but cake donuts that are fried are totally donuts. they might not be dough-knots, but they're totally a donut. (batter-knots just doesn't have the same ring to it)

cake donuts get smooshed out of a ring making machine instead of rolled and cut.
http://www.moodsfarmmarket.com/In_the_M ... onuts.html

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