Doughnuts

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whats wrong, trainer-kun? could it be you're...craving my donuts?
 
You haven't lived until your local library gets a Krispy Kreme opened right next to it. Not only does the aroma of genetically-modified 'food' waft into your nostrils as you 'study', said delights are just a few steps away.
 
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They're different things. Doughnuts are ball-shaped with jam in them. Donuts are ring shaped with optional flavo(u)r on top.
Google is saying:
"Donut" and "donut" refer to the exact same fried, sweet pastry, with no difference in meaning. The only distinction is spelling: "doughnut" is the traditional, formal, and internationally preferred spelling, while "donut" is an Americanized, shortened variation that gained popularity through branding like Dunkin' Donuts

Krispy Kreme uses "doughnuts" to maintain a traditional, classic brand image, while Dunkin' adopted the simplified "Donut" in 1950 for modern branding, marketing, and better signage visibility. "Donut" became popular in the US, while "doughnut" remains the traditional spelling, creating a brand distinction between the two
 

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