What role do donuts play in American culture?

So, the idea of dough (or even sweet dough) baked into a ring isn't exactly original. We know that Ancient Egyptians and the oldest Native American Tribes has similar snacks -- even before the Dutch brought their "oly koeks" (the generally recognized historical doughnut precursors) over across the ocean. read more

Thanks to the ability to cheaply and quickly produce this trendy treat, the donut fad spreads and carries through to every Mom & Pop establishment that can manage it -- and additional donut chains (like Dunkin Donuts in the 1950s) emerge. read more

From Krispy Kreme to Dunkin’ Donuts, doughnuts, from glazed to cake, have intimately intertwined with the culture of the United States. Although you can still easily find cheap, readily available doughnuts, they have begun to become the category of gourmet. read more

And the doughnut is so much better than the hole, so it`s not that hard to do. There`s never any outside force that keeps you from making the film the way it wants to be. If there is, you should stop. read more