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Dunkin' Donuts has all of the ingredients for all of their items posted on their website. Their bagels appear eggless, but their doughnuts are not. Does anyone know of an eggless doughnut shop?
click here for Dunkin Donut's ingredient information
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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Dunkin' Donuts
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The People's Donuts offers vegan doughnuts in a variety of flavors at Eclair Pastries, 2565 Telegraph Ave. Berkeley (510) 848-4221.
http://www.peoplesdonuts.com/
Don't get me wrong- i would never eat a doughnut- not even a vegan one- Doughnuts are taboo on my personal list of food. That's because they taste so good they would be highly addictive. And I know how easy it is to get hooked on a special food treat.
That's so great to hear that eggless doughnuts do exist! And I just read on their site that they deliver. Fabulous! Thanks for the info!
And I thought it was just the sugar that made me hyperactive!
Here's another intersting article: "Vegan in Vegas"
Las Vegas has a place with amazing donuts!!! Ronald's Donuts (4600 Spring Mountain Rd, 1.5 miles W of The Strip, 702-873-1032; 4a-2p Su, 4a-4p every other day) is run by I think a Cambodian family. Most of their donuts are vegan!! And so tasty!
It's funny how a lot of the Dunkin Donuts that I've been to and asked if the donuts contain eggs have said they dont!
So true....i checked the dunkin donuts website for ingredients and all they list eggs as an ingredient..but i have checked with multiple stores and all of them say that they dont contain eggs and are adamant about it....Guess they dont want to loose their vegan/vegetarian customers :)
All the Doughnuts made by Doughnut Plant, NYC (http://www.doughnutplant.com/) are EGGLESS!!
Tim Horton's has some egg-free options. I wish they would expand their coverage area. Also, the apple fritter at statbucks is egg-free.
Tim Horton's has some egg-free options. I wish they would expand their coverage area. Also, the apple fritter at statbucks is egg-free.
Is there any shop for eggless donuts in Dallas, TX ?
Whole Foods has vegan donuts, yum!
Fractured Prune Donuts are eggless and you can pick the toppings on each donut.
You are all stupid smartasses how can you say that eggless doughnuts are good.They are simply eggles because of there too many artificial shit they contain.
There is one exception that is new for Dunkin Donuts that is the only one without eggs in it... that is their Croissant Donut http://www.dunkindonuts.com/content/dunkindonuts/en/menu/food/bakery/donuts/donuts.html?DRP_FLAVOR=Croissant+Donut
Every other donut, even the yeast rise donuts (like the plain glazed and surprisingly to me), have eggs in them :X
My little daughter is really allergic to eggs and milk. I'm having hard time finding any sweet or pastry for her. Any suggestion please.
Croissant donut from DD
https://www.google.com/search?q=rise+n+roll+donuts&oq=rise+n+roll&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l3.8468j0j4&client=ms-android-verizon&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8. You'll never eat a better egg free donut than their cinnamon sugar donuts. Omg!!!!
My daughter is egg allergic too. Several Krispy Kreme varieties, including the plain glazed, are egg free.
My daughter is egg allergic too. Several Krispy Kreme varieties, including the plain glazed, are egg free.
Woahhh, I just accidentally found out that Doughnut Plant doughnuts are always egg free! I have an egg allergy and a corn syrup allergy in my family and I never expected to find a doughnut that was made without BOTH of these?!?!
http://doughnutplant.com/
Voodoo Donuts in Portland OR are famous for their vegan donuts.
Are the plain glazed eggless? I see egg in their ingredient list.
Krispy Kreme simple glazed donuts are eggless (not all donuts though) , Tim Horton's in Northeast and Canada are ALL eggless.
Except cake donuts and don't think so did krispy creme
They don't add eggs to the powder mix, so they think there are no eggs. They forget to check the list of ingredients...pretty careless in my opinion
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