Donuts discussion
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I've been inhaling chocolate donuts from Wolf's Bakery (95th and Sawyer, Evergreen Park) for 60 calorie laden years.
I had a summer job with the Evergreen Park in 1964. We went there for both of our coffee breaks. The donuts were magnificent.
About ten years ago on Veterans' Day, I stopped there on my way to a playoff game at Gately. There was a big sign stating "free donuts for veterans." They not only gave me a donut, but one each for two of my classmates who didn't dodge the draft. No, I didn't eat them. I gave it some thought, though.
Wolf's lemon fluff cake is worth going to prison for.
I had a summer job with the Evergreen Park in 1964. We went there for both of our coffee breaks. The donuts were magnificent.
About ten years ago on Veterans' Day, I stopped there on my way to a playoff game at Gately. There was a big sign stating "free donuts for veterans." They not only gave me a donut, but one each for two of my classmates who didn't dodge the draft. No, I didn't eat them. I gave it some thought, though.
Wolf's lemon fluff cake is worth going to prison for.
Allegretti's Bakery in Norridge has amazing chocolate cake dounts per my wife...just sayin
If I were going to prison, I'd eat a donut laced with poison.
I’d eat a donut laced with laxatives, because I’d want people in prison to be so disgusted by whatever comes out after that they never even think about going near me.
Flag on the play:Chocolate Eclair!
Illegal identification of a pastry and not a donut. 10 yards, repeat your eating.
Steve Dahl once said as a kid there was never enough dinner for seconds for the whole family. So, after everyone was served he would spit in the pot which guaranteed him a second helping. He ate his own filth.
I don't know if that story is true...but it's a good story.
I live in Winfield. There is no bakery in town nor is there a grocery store.
All we have is the hospital.
Better than wallowing in someone else’s enjoyment.
I don't think that would stop some prisoners. You have to remember, we are talking about some very sick men in the first place.
I love the place. More for me then.
That's the funny thing(interesting to me..) about Palatine, at midnight on a Friday you can find people on the deck at Nellies drinking under the stars, as well as people sitting out front of Spunky's eating donuts.. something for everyone..
That's cool. In Lockport you can find someone throwing up or sleeping on the sidewalk downtown at 1:00 in the morning on any given Friday or Saturday night.
D'Amato's bakery on Grand is cash only. I don't think there's a mediocre item in the entire place.
I may be in the minority but I think Weber Bakery is pretty average at best. Allegretti's Bakery has the best chocolate cake donuts around.
Little known fact hanging in Spunky Dunkers there is a picture of a wedding party at the shop, its me.
If you haven't tried them the old fashion donuts at DeEtta's in Naperville (right next to NN) are amazing they won the Chicago donut festival a few years back. Sadly there is usually a line out the door and they typically sell out by 10am on the weekends.
All.... And the best on the grounds is...... Just a hop and skip away from the Budweiser tent. Ratsy
My kid's first teaching assignment is at The Acadamy of Our Lady in suburban NOLA ... getting beignets again soon:
Skip the Gately Dogs and go to: