10 facts you probably did not know about donuts
To go shopping when you're hungry is more or less a pure life threat, and usually you get home with so much more than it was supposed to be. But most dangerous must be when you pass all the freshly baked goodies, like cinnamon buns, Viennese bread and - especially - donuts! In all its various happy colors filled with sprinkles, it must still be one of the best available? Here are ten facts that you definitely did not know about the donuts!
1 / USA is not the homeland of the donuts ...
One can easily believe that the United States is the homeland of the donuts, but that's not the case - even if it's close. It is the country north of the United States - Canada - consuming the most donuts per person. But not enough with this; They also have the most monk cafes per capita.
2 / Donuts with handles ...
The original donuts from one of the world's largest monk chains, Dunkin 'Donuts, initially had small "handles", so they could easily eat them without shrinking.
3 / National donuts Day is in honor of "Donut Dollies" ...
The National Monk Day in the United States was not created by monk producers, but instead of the Salvation Army in 1938 to commemorate "Donut Dollies", women volunteers who served donuts to soldiers in France during World War I.
4 / Donut or donut ...
The alternative English spell "donut" was invented when the New York-based Display Donut Machine Corporation shortened the word to make it more appealing to the foreigners they hoped would buy their automated monk system
5 / Monopoly in California ...
The monk industry in California, USA, is in principle entirely controlled by Cambodian immigrants. In many eyes, their superior control is seen as a monopoly.
6 / donut ...
In Sweden, the word "float ring" has begun to be used instead of "donut", when the original name "donut" refers to a fried / fried pastry without holes in the middle. In Gothenburg and neighboring parts of Västra Götaland, however, the word is not used as the name of donuts. Instead, the English term is used Donut or, rarely, Donut. Instead, monk or coconut milk refers to a foam ball.
7 / Donut without hole ...
Donut is also called a fried pastry that is eaten as a dish or dessert. It is eaten in the same way as waffles, pancakes and plates with different kinds of jams. This monk has no hole in the middle, and no filling. See image below as an example.
8 / World's first space donut ...
The world's first donut in space was transported into space on April 9, 2015 from Askim outside Oslo, using a balloon assisted by Lysekilsbröderna Alexander and Benjamin Jönsson and Rasmus Ankarskär, Johannes Jönsson and John Johansson. It landed later in Vänern and was picked up by Seasrescue. The spacecraft - as it is called - rose from the ground 32 kilometers into space and the journey took a total of five hours.
9 / The hole in the donuts is correlated to the economy ...
Researchers have noted that the size of the hole in a monk correlates with the quality of the economy. Specifically, the worse the economy is, the greater is the hole in the donut.
10 / Donutshop is controlled by police ...
You usually always cheat about the American police and their mouthwashing. But in Michigan, the United States, the scenario is more or less reality, since there is a donutshop entirely controlled by the city's local police.
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