Doughnut

Doughnut

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A doughnut is a type of sweet, fried dough that is popular around the world. The basic ingredients for doughnuts include flour, sugar, yeast, and some type of fat, such as butter or oil. Doughnuts can be glazed, frosted, or filled with various types of cream or jelly.

The exact origins of the doughnut are a bit unclear, but it is believed that they may have originated in Europe in the 15th or 16th century. The first recorded use of the term "doughnut" in the English language was in 1809, in Washington Irving's book "A History of New York."

There are many different variations of doughnuts around the world. In the United States, some common types include:

  • Glazed doughnuts
    These are coated in a sweet glaze made of sugar and water or milk.
  • Frosted doughnuts
    These are covered in a thick layer of frosting and may be decorated with sprinkles or other toppings.
  • Filled doughnuts
    These are stuffed with various types of cream, jelly, or custard.
  • Cake doughnuts
    These are made with a cake-like batter, rather than a yeasted dough.
  • No matter what type of doughnut you prefer, they are a tasty and popular treat that can be enjoyed at any time of day!

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