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The next time you want donut but it’s time for dinner, why not combine the best of both worlds and make yourself a Luther Burger? Said to be a favorite of late, R&B singer Luther, this is simply substituting a glazed donut in place of buns when making your favorite burger creation. If you’re a fan of combining sweet and savory, this may be a home run. Looks like a winner to us!
If Starbuck can be define an individual by the coffee they drink, he is a Carmel Machida and she a low fat, no whip, Frappuccino.. hen why not the iconic donut? Maybe the donut would have better served Freud in determining different personality traits. Much more welcome I am sure then ink blots!
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Let us reflect on the newest line of donut launched by “inema Circles”. All their donuts are named after movies that one can identify with.
The first is the Titanic Donut , this donut is for those who laugh and make merry. Covered with iceberg frosting, hidden in this donut, is ten times the cholesterol of any other they sell. After eating just one, YOU sink from the fat you just consumed!
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In 1939, amidst the echoes of bouncing basketballs and the cheers of eager fans, the seeds of March Madness were planted. It was a modest affair, with just eight teams invited to compete in the inaugural NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Held at Patten Gymnasium in Evanston, Illinois, this historic event culminated in Oregon emerging victorious, defeating Ohio State 46-33 in the championship game.
Although there were no buzzer-beaters or Cinderella stories in that first tournament, it laid the foundation for what would become a cultural phenomenon. Today, March Madness captivates millions of fans worldwide, with 68 teams battling it out over three weeks of intense competition.
In 1939, amidst the echoes of bouncing basketballs and the cheers of eager fans, the seeds of March Madness were planted. It was a modest affair, with just eight teams invited to compete in the inaugural NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.