I want a 'real' donut taste. how do the taste of these compare to the real texture and taste?
1783992
It depends on the recipe you decide to use. I have an allergy to wheat & soy, so this is perfect for me. You can use any recipe you find online or in a recipe book. It also comes with a recipe book.
1783993
It depends on the ingredients. I love the ones I made but I make healthy donuts & top with a yummy glaze.
1783994
the recipe in the book is very bland. You have to take in to consideration that they are baked and not fried so that affects the taste. Also, they are very small compared to store/bakery purchased.
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To my taste buds Greek Nescaf is as close to the real deal that my YAYA drank I buy it I have tried Nescaf Classico and it taste like instant coffee NOT like Greek Nescafe
992829
just fill like a muffin pan and bake. the donuts are not may not be perfectly smooth and rounded, but homemade is never perfect!!! the donuts are easy to remove. (I think I used baker's spray even though it says nonstick.)
112418
Personal preference. You should try the flavors store bought before you go through the trouble of making your own.
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Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky. Or use a toothpick, I suppose.4) Get the kids hooked on these, and you'll never buy another KitKat.Hope that helps! Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky.... » Read More Hi, Robert -No, these are quite sweet, but they are NOT coated with sugar. They are as naked as the day they were born. Picked. Whatever.I think you're referring to my favorite Christmas treat from childhood, a date with a quarter-pecan inserted, and then rolled in pure tooth-corrupting sugar. Makes me wonder how I survived...;)Anyway, I will offer some specifics:1) Some are dryer than you will like; these chop nicely into oatmeal or other fare.2) Some are plump and juicy.3) Use a paper towel, because your fingers WILL be sticky. Or use a toothpick, I suppose.4) Get the kids hooked on these, and you'll never buy another KitKat.Hope that helps! « Show Less
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They are more of a hard candy, the exterior is a little bit softer, but there is an harder interior to the candy that makes it more preferable to suck on these candy as opposed to chewing. I personally chew them a little but that because I am just not really a patient person.
2007660
cherry sweet tart, and slightly gritty or chunky to me, I did not mind taking them but they have a texture too, they don't crush up as fine as others I have tried when chewing
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Try it from your store first if you have doubts. My experience is that it has a whole grain texture. I like it.
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Not sure..I have a delonghi..i will say they are yummy!!! Sorry I can't be more specific.
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I think they are hard and not a great flavor. Necco wafers and valentine hearts are better tasting. That is what I would expect. This is pure novelty and not candy to be savored.
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I didn't love them at first but now I do. They all have about the same texture... You get used to it, and they are very addictive!
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I don't make them, I just eat them. I wouldd suggest you Google the brand and go to the website
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they are edible and actually very tasty. My batch did not produce very many for whatever reason. I had one crop...so basically I paid the equivalent of $20ish for $0.50 worth of store bought. They did taste better than store though
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I find them to be very chewable. If you have trouble chewing things, just let them melt in your mouth. They remind me of a caramel. I actually like the chocolate ones, but my dtr loves the caramel. Its like having a little dessert. :)
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I certainly hope not! The packaging would not suggest that they are. Web site is www.sincerelynuts.com and this is the contact info on it: They are good tasting and do look good.SincerelyNuts148 39th Street Brooklyn NY 11232Phone:718-832-4877888-272-8780 Fax:718-228-9219Emailsales@SincerelyNuts.comcare@SincerelyNuts.com
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they are not sweet at all - so depends on your taste. They are a little hard but have a good texture. I think they could be really good in cookies, that kind of thing.
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I haven't tried them all, but I can tell you that so far all of them have tasted like their select flavor. Hope that helps. Choose your "go to" flavor.