Other than the long queue at Raffles City basement, I saw another donut shop at Vivocity yesterday. We were on our way to have lunch celebrating a colleague's birthday.
So innovative! The picture caught my eye!
No, I did not queue up. Maybe I shall show the donuts picture another day.
(Sorry for the reflections of the glass)
Are you crazy about doughnuts? I wonder when Krispy Kreme will come to Singapore. The franchise fee is reportedly very high. Krispy Kreme is ok eaten straight out of the oven. But you get a sugar high!
OK. I can't spell. Is it doughnuts or donuts.
I have never seen a donut man or woman before. I find the pictures amusing.
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ReplyDeleteYou can spell doughnuts/donuts either way. The correct way is the former, but the usual way is the latter.
ReplyDeleteAnd oh yes, we have Krispy Creme donuts here, and they melt in your mouth!
tres amusante cette version de la mona lisa. c'est le louvre qui va etre jaloux
ReplyDeletevery amusing this version of the mona LISA. it is the Louvre which will be jealous
Is the queue at this shop as long as Raffles city?
ReplyDeleteDonuts craze will not last long wan lah! I tasted KK only in the US. Not too bad. I like the Doughnalisa picture, so cute...so funny. But if eat already will become as fat as the picture, then scared leh!
ReplyDeleteSg used to have donuts b4 mah (Dunkin Donuts) long long time ago...but not successful leh.
This is just great, man!
ReplyDeleteI wondered too, but Alex says that it's a matter of British vs American English. So in local context, it should be the former. Write for your target audiences! ;)
ReplyDeleteWill definitely try this donut shop. Do you know that Dunkin' Donuts does free delivery in Singapore?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dunkindonuts.zlhub.com/