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I’m not really sure what to say here, except…I had a craving. A fierce mint chocolate craving. A pint of mint chocolate chip ice cream jumped into my grocery cart last week (on its own accord, I swear!), and it’s really just been one downhill, slippery slope ever since. And somewhere along the lines, I got tired of icy cold and wanted my craving to be warm and fluffy. So, I present these as evidence that I’ve been eating too many chocolate chips. And using mint frosting as a substitute for brushing my teeth. (Kidding. Kind of…)<\/p>\n
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We have this super hipster donut place in the town that I live. The problem is, the donuts really aren’t that good. And that makes me so sad. I want to love your $4 donuts. But I just don’t. When we get a craving for perfect donuts, we head to a doughnut shop that hasn’t changed what they’re doing since the 1950s, including the prices, and they are perfection. (It’s called World’s Fair Doughnuts, if you’re ever in St. Louis). Anyway, a classic donut shop does the classics right, but lacks the flair of fun, new flavors. So I’m here with soft, fluffy chocolate baked donuts topped with a zippy mint frosting…that totally doubles as toothpaste. I’m kidding! Or am I?<\/p>\n
I have a baked donut pan that holds 6 donuts. When I bought it, I doubted I would use it that much, but as it turns out, I use it a lot. I’ve made Chocolate Chai Donuts<\/a><\/span>, Crumb Donuts<\/span><\/a>, Cranberry Cornmeal Donuts<\/span><\/a>, and Pumpkin Donuts with Honey Glaze<\/span><\/a>). If that doesn’t convince you that you need a donut pan, I’m not sure what will! Here’s the one<\/span><\/a> I use, if you’re feeling the donut urge.<\/p>\n