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Polish pączki (thanks Just!)
Croatian krafne (thanks Elisa!)
I knew about this one, but I'll post it anyway!
New Orleans-via-France beignets (thanks Runaway Romantique!)
New Orleans-via-France beignets (thanks Runaway Romantique!)
Another peek at Hawaii-via-Portugal malasadas :)
And much more fried dough around the world!
Is there a similar treat that you know and love?
Is there a similar treat that you know and love?
(Images via Tippin' The Scales, This and That, No Sleep Til Mysore, Croatia Travel Information, Chuck Palahniuk, Team Vision Virtual, and final collage images via Fried Dough Around the World.)
56 comments:
Well . . . there is the American carnival funnel cake. :)
I want all of these, immediately! Especially the New Orleans beignets. I lived in New Orleans for four years and they are definitely on my "miss" list . . .
Ohmygawd!
I'm devastated that I'm reading this post at 10:30 at night because I want nothing more then to run out to the bakery!
Just found ya, excited to follow ya!
I love this post- what a plethora of yummy goodness!
Thanks for the link love lady!
Ren
Very nice and "tasty" post, I lake it!!!
Big kisses and regards.
Mmm, oliebollen!!
Great post dear, but now I am craving sweets for breakfast - not good!
Hugs,
Signe
oh like berliners!
I just had a krafna yesterday for breakfast hehe. My daughter loves them, well actually she bites around the marmalade then discards it. (which means I eat the remains). And in Mexico we have churros, (long friend sticks sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar)
Love this world tour!
what a brilliant world tour of doughnuts and now I am hungry and can't go out and get any as we are snowed in!!
Not fair! How's a girl supposed to get through the morning at work after seeing all those yummy doughnuts?
I love Polish pączki and Hungarian Langos. The langos goes so well with garlic sause and cream....Yum:) You are making me so hungry...hahah
Hugs and kisses,sweetie pie
Happy Tuesday
man, I better stock up on some doughnuts now... :)
Jude which look good and delicious, with the hunger that I have!
thanks
YUM! It all looks so good! I love all kinds of sweets, including doughnuts. But to be honest, I'll skip the Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme. I'd choose those malasadas any day!
I had no idea there were SO many types! And now I want to try them all. I found a place here in San Diego that does the hawaiian ones, though I've yet to try them. I'm going to look for these others too now. Thanks for the delicious temptations, my dear! Perfect way to start my morning.
In my adult years, I haven't been a huge fan of the doughnut... but this is pretty darn enticing!!! :) What about Mexican churros? Here they eat a lot of sopaipillas, made with zapallo (squash) base.
This is my kind of post. Yum!
This post may just have me acquiring a sweet tooth for a day! I don't usually indulge in sweet stuff(tiramisu excluded:-)). However, the hubby's sweet tooth knows no end, so he would eat all of these in a heartbeat! Very yummy! It's nice to be back over here-i feel like i've been gone for forever:-). Happy Tuesday Jude! XX
All of those look great! Fried dough is definitely a weakness of mine and so unhealthy but so good!! Cheers!
jude, the doughnuts look really yummy. i always struggle to resist them all the time but always ends up falling for the temptation... hahah
anyway, thank you for your support as always. you know i really like your comments too. you're one of my blogger friends whose insights and feedbacks i really really trust.:)
it all looks so yummy xxx
These are all new to me! Such a fun post! #1 looks especially tasty to me right now.. Have a great day! xo
yum!!!! beautiful, Jude!!!
xx
Nikki
Jude - I never knew there were so many variations of what we here in the States call a jelly doughnut!!! No matter what you call it, they are truly yummy!! My favorites are the ones filled with custard (chocolate of course!!).
Have a wonderful day.
Lisa.
Isn't this just amazing how many similar but different doughnuts there are! I'd like to try them all to see if there is a difference in taste! ;-)
Oh yum! I love Andangi! I made them for a party and everyone loved them. Malasadas are so amazing!
HAHA there are so much kind of donuts/oliebollen :)
I really love this post!
xxx
+ I'm so sorry for my late reaction, but I'm so busy
Get outa here!!!!! That's just what I feel like for breakfast! hahaha The only thing that's semi like that though not deep fried would be a crumpet!
xox tash
My very close friends are Polish and get treats from a local Polish bakery now I'm wondering if they get the Polish version....I'm going to investigate.
And my mouth is officially watering.
I don't think I've ever wanted a donut more than right now!
now I'm craving donuts!
Yummy! I guess the Italian equivilant would be fritelle (which are even better with nutella inside!)
Mmmm, thanks so much for the yummy doughnuty comments - I love hearing more about similar treats!
being from the South, I love nothing more than a good ol' Krispy Kreme doughnut. They are amazing and the stores are set up so you can watch the employees make them! http://www.krispykreme.com/home
Do you know how much all of these are killing me? Hubba-hubba donuts!
oh my dear, you forgot to include the famous Round Rock, Texas (the town I grew up in) Donuts, they are insanely delicious
http://www.roundrockdonuts.com/
i am dying of hunger now! in austria these are called faschingkrapfen and you usually only get them around carnival time (carnival=fasching) - delicious but oh so fattening :) yes, i have zero portion control
londonviennacologne.blogspot.com
Oh, how I love donuts.... sometimes I just have to slap my hand! Some good once at the Odeon in Tribeca! mmm
not to muck things up further, but this is similar to the balushai in india. a delicious thoughts for this afternoon. many thanks! xo bb
Oh I still want those malasadas
those all look delicious!
OMG DELISH!!! Why did you have to post these when I am so hungry? Ok..going to eat now.. thanks Jude! :)
I would gladly taste ever single one! I love this post, sweetie! Hope you're having a great week xoxo
wow yum! these all look out of this world!
xo
i would like a sample platter, STAT!!!!!!!! gah!!!!!!
yum yum yum!!!! delicious!!!!
Swoon - good things come in small packages from all over the world!
Now I'm craving doughnuts- these all look amazing!
Fried dough... Hmm, I'm guessing almost every cuisine has something like that!
hey hey! thanks for mentioning me;)*
I had no idea that there are so many names and kinds of doughnuts:)very smart post!
hugs
J.
Wow - these are awesome! (I just drooled on my keyboard..oops).
there's also a version of these in Namibia aptly named "fat cakes"!
Okay, this post cinches it. I've been craving donuts for days now, and this morning I'm going to try to make them at home.
Hi Jude!
I have read this post thinking 'it's almost xmas, I shouldn't eat this stuff!'
But the reason I'm commenting on this post is the malasadas. I didn't know that Portuguese people had set foot in Hawai for so long and that there they decided to start doing 'pão doce'.
And then I read about your unlucky malasada-free journey to my country, I think I know what you are talking about and, nowadays, the thing that looks the most with 'your' maladas are what we call 'bolas de berlim' they look the same, are badly cooked inside (well in some bakeries) and may have a sweet cream inside or not.
In my humble opinion, the best ones are sold on the beach during summer time, because are freshly made every morning, are badly cooked, have this delicious cream inside and taste like heaven and you get yourself full of sugar. It's the only time I eat them and it cames with free-guilty feeling!
I hope next time you came to Portugal you will try them and then tell me if they are similar or not!
:) see you on the blogosphere :)
Thank you so much, Amiana! I'd love to return to Portugal and hunt down some bolas de berlim - they sound delicious! :)
Oh goodness, such fried dough deliciousness!
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