Dunkin’ Donuts

I LOVE me some good old donuts for my tea time snack at work. Dunkin Donuts used to be my go-​to donut place, however with the boom in the number of new donuts places such as Big Apple, J.Co and Krispy Kreme, I feel that Dunkin Donuts have really fallen behind in terms of their quality and variety. Their donut dough itself lacks the light airy feel of Big Apples donuts and their toppings pale in comparison to J.Co and Krispy Kreme. Off al the donuts stores though, Dunkin Donuts is obviously the cheapest so I guess they still have that going for them. As for me though, I think Big Apple is my new favourite in terms of quality and taste.

I was passing yesterday through Midvalley, and at the underground level I found this small donut shop.
Because I love Donuts, I couldn’t resist the temptation not to buy a few. So I did.
I have to say that it’s the first time when I’m buying Donuts from here and that I wasn’t so impressed by the taste. The donuts here have great topping but inside they don’t have the cream, like the Donut place from NuCentral.
The taste is nice, it’s a good sweat snack, but it’s not WOW.
The price for a donut is around RM2.75, and before they close they have special offers if you buy more then 6.

Where I come from, donuts are not a big thing. In eastern Europe we mostly enjoy home made cookies and cakes. However, in the past few years cupcakes started trending.
But here in KL was the very first time I’ve tried out a Donut and it was at Dunkin Donuts.
I have to say I just want to bring this concept back to Europe. I could not believe that I lived for 20 years without knowing what a donut is.
I’ve been going to DD every day for the first month that I discovered it, because I wanted to try them all. In many events that I attend it’s also popular to order DD in boxes.
I can’t pick one favourite flavour, but I can only say, that if you haven’t been there, you haven’t lived.

Need I say more? I think this review writes for itself. But ill try anyways.
Donuts. Who in the world doesn’t love them?
End.
Kidding, I’ll try some more.
Having a fat kid trapped inside this astonishing body of mine is a daily struggle that I have to live with for the rest of my life. I have to control my food intake, workout like crazy and I also have to resist temptation even if it means putting a rubber band around my wrist and snapping on it every time I get the urge to eat sweet things (well I don’t actually do that, the waist belt tugging at my waist is enough motivation.)
Donuts.
I could write a poem on it. But I wont. I might get hungry.
The Dunkin’ Donuts (DD for short, I’m trying to save my calories) in Mid Valley has downsized from an actual shop to one of those stand-​alone booths. I can’t help but pass right by it on my way to Guardian or Teppanyaki. I would always have to stop by and get a few… dozen. The booth is rather nicely designed. Looks very simple yet modern and extremely inviting. The nice boy behind the counter is always smiling but I can also sense some judgment behind those squinty eyes.
I try not to play favourites with my donuts but I would highly recommend these flavours: ALL OF THEM.
I mean you have your Krispy Kremes and your Big Apples but nothing could beat the classic taste of DD. The delicious donuts are ever so deliciously arranged, one flavor looking more delectable than the next. I try not to foam at the mouth by this point. I quickly choose my donuts, throw my money to the guy behind the counter and quickly scurry away before I overspend next month’s rent.