We heard about one child who had parental support for choosing six doughnuts for his lunch.
We have all grown accustomed to the initially disconcerting practice of "doughnutting"—although "doughnuts" appear to be in short supply tonight.
British cities are like doughnuts: they have empty centres where the jam used to be.
A paying child could go up to the counter and choose six doughnuts.
As it is, many of our cities resemble doughnuts with no jam left in the middle.
Both are equally sweet ; while the doughnut casing is quite fresh, a bit of the jam has been on partial offer before.
There may be traces of two doughnut-like circles below and on each side of the glyph.
In the initial doughnut-like profile, positive and negative small clumps are arranged, in turn, at regular intervals.
