Um... I'd have to say I could never walk away from anything chocolaty. It's a weakness for me. Also my pasta cravings. I adore pasta and usually it's all I'll eat since it's easy and less stressful for me to make. I can usually fight any other cravings I have, though even when hard... :P I'll eat anything edible.

Originally Posted by Arkkath

If we're talking junk food, I've got a good one.
There's this small bakery in a town about an hour from where I live.
They make these outstanding doughnuts. And there's so much sugar glaze on them, but they're so amazing.
Best doughnuts I've ever had.

We have a Crispy Creme doughnut shop out here, you can get an amazing HOT and fresh glazed doughnut that is super soft and amazing :drool:

Originally Posted by Sakiko123

Um... I'd have to say I could never walk away from anything chocolaty. It's a weakness for me. Also my pasta cravings. I adore pasta and usually it's all I'll eat since it's easy and less stressful for me to make. I can usually fight any other cravings I have, though even when hard... :P I'll eat anything edible.

I like chocolate, but I'd take a good soft cookie over the chocolate any day. Weird huh!

dont talk about food! im on a 30 hour famine atm. 3 hours to go!

Crispy Creme has kind of disappeared from around here. Havn't seen it in a couple years.

@Arkkath: They kinda overexpanded and then had to seriously downsize. Sad huh!

For you C R E E P Y S A M:


It's been well more than 3 hours, so here's a feast to end your famine. Technically, that's not talking about food...It's SHOWING you food! ;)

Yummmy!!!:D I actually had a potluck thing right after I was finished, it was so good!^^ not eating for 30 hours actually isnt to hard!

Once a year I have to go 24 hours with no food or water. It's a Jew thing. I find it miserable. Glad to hear it wasn't so bad for ya C R E E P Y S A M.

While I a fairly picky eater, some of my favourite foods are :

+ breaded crab claws
+ chicken pie
+ lobster
+ mozzarella sticks

While I probably can't live a healthy life while only eating those, I can most certainly be willing to try ! :drool:

Until recently, nobody in my country knew what a doughnut was. Shortly after the first Dunkin Donuts opened in Istanbul, a newspaper published an interview with the regional manager. The manager stated Dunkin Donuts took a great risk in introducing a kind of food to people very unfamiliar with it. Now that there are a only a few Dunkin Donuts restaurants are left in Turkey, I can say their endeavour failed.

Sad, no Doughnuts!!!!

Donuts are painful though D:

We don't have a dunkin donuts in my town xD
I don't even think anyone in the city even know what one is.
Well, with the exception of few. But theres mostly family owned bakeries in town.