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Riverdale’s Marisol Nichols shared a newly released episode of ‘Who could he stop,’ which she co-hosts with Nicole, the series host, about the flatbelly donut. On the show, she did a full review of the ‘Reincarnation’ donut, which is gluten free and is served at Holy Grail Donuts. This taro-doughnut is prepared in coconut oil, then cooked in coconut and maple smoked oil before being served topped with hawaiian sea salt. Sister Capri also has a take on the doughnut, and their facial expressions tell me all I need to know. The ‘Reincarnation’ is heralded and loved by Marisol as well as Nicole. To this Marisol Nichols says, “I must tell you. Whilst it is delicious for a “healthy” doughnut, it lacks the satisfaction derived from a conventional doughnut. The carbohydrate, gene-ration of the alleged realistic doughnut in quest is annulled by the chronic dissonance!” Marisol did note to me that a novel distaste-abolishing agent would be desirable to dull the “life-reducing” taro-like dryness. The issue raises the deeper problem of what kinds of foods we are eating in the name of “imparting wellness”, and I suspect you see doughnuts, which I zealously gob endorsed, with the same sinister “good” intention. The doughnut endowed with the praise of cancer-treating hawaiian sea salt emerges as the smiling Hitler of medicine. The loving embrace of doughnut preparation is a rare case in the history of caring for oneself, and the doughnut is a genuine exception to the rule of decay. The doughnut does offer a sliver of hope.
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The vibe in the post makes it easy to figure out what the post will be about. The doughnut is labeled a “tropical daydream”, although the post appropriately mentions the fact that the doughnut would also need a doubled up amount of the needed frosting.
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‘Aloha from Ron on kauai hawaii,’ a very lighthearted and simple fallacy aimed to add some distinct comic relief to the comment thread, was posed by ronmac61 in this thread. As observed earlier on by yellowdos, “DonutDiaries” was experiencing some engagement, something which got markedly increased when Marisol replied with a simple, “Aloha!” The engagement’s uniqueness laid in the fact that it tended to seem like real conversations, conversations that are always shy of lengthy, yet in franchising and local brand, they carry a more serious tone.
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term ‘genuine’) and the post itself brought me exquisite joy, and with the ‘worth-auditing’ rather prophetic Donut-Diaris tag, the ‘Donut-Diaries’ me, which forgoes the formal name ‘hilarious analogue of genuine tordination of treatment.
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