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CONTENTS Editorial Pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10-11 Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial ............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editoiral .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. Editorial .............................................................................................................................. CATALOG 13 14-15 16-17 18-19 20-21 22 Donuts ............................................................................. Filled Donuts & Cookies .................................................. Beverages ......................................................................... Other Pastries .................................................................. Cakes ................................................................................ Merchendise ....................................................................

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Have a Berry Merry Holiday Brunch with Seagram’s Escapes

The holidays are here, and you can be the host with the most by offering guests a truly distinctive and delicious menu to celebrate in style.

A holiday brunch is a great way to relax and reconnect with friends and family, and a menu that adapts easily to large or small groups leaves you more time to spend with your guests.

When planning your holiday party, don’t be afraid to get creative with food and drinks based on your theme. Going snowman? Try snowman pancakes: place two pancakes on a plate with one on top of the other, take a piece of bacon and place it where the pancakes meet for a scarf; chocolate chips, nuts, mini M&Ms, or raisins can serve as eyes, nose, or buttons. Keep it simple, or make it sophisticated.

Don’t want to mess up the kitchen?

Slide some mini powdered donuts onto skewers and add chocolate candy hats (mini Reese’s cups?) and licorice scarves for a simple snowman kabob that will delight all ages.

Finally, fill your guests with cheer and serve up Seagram’s Escapes

Berry Merry Spritz, made special with the sweet and tangy flavor of Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa.

The directions are simple, no advance planning needed, and a perfect choice for last-minute guests or impromptu holiday celebrations.

-1 ½ ounces cranberry juice

- 2 ounces Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa

- 2 ounces prosecco

-3/4 ounce elderflower liqueur

-1 tsp white sanding sugar for rim of glass

-Garnish: 1 rosemary spring, 1 raspberry, 1 cranberry for each glass

Prepare your glass by moistening the rim and dipping it in sanding sugar. Fill the prepared glass with ice. Add elderflower liqueur, cranberry juice, Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa, and prosecco.

For an extra special festive touch, press a toothpick through the cen-

ter of a cranberry to make a hole. Thread the cranberry and a raspberry through the stem of a rosemary sprig. Place in the drink and enjoy!

This recipe doubles or triples easily to accommodate extra guests, and you can customize it to suit your tastes and setup; add extra spirits for a bit more merriment, swap in some favorite fruits, or make ice cubes with additional Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa for an extra burst of flavor as the drinks chill.

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The holidays are upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by hosting a memorable gathering for your loved ones? Elevate your hosting game with a distinctive and delectable menu that will leave your guests in awe and craving for more. From creative snowman-themed treats to delightful Seagram’s Escapes Berry Merry Spritz, we’ve got you covered for a holiday brunch that’s sure to impress.

A holiday brunch offers the perfect opportunity to unwind and reconnect with friends and family. Whether you’re hosting a large gathering or an intimate affair, a versatile menu is key to ensuring that you have more time to spend with your guests and less time stuck in the kitchen.

Getting Creative with Food and Drinks

Embrace the holiday spirit by infusing creativity into your menu. If you’re going for a snowman theme, why not serve up some adorable snowman pancakes? Stack two pancakes on a plate, top them with a piece of bacon for a scarf, and use chocolate chips, nuts, mini M&Ms,

or raisins for eyes, nose, and buttons. It’s a fun and festive twist on a classic breakfast favorite that is sure to delight guests of all ages.

For those looking for a simpler option, whip up some snowman kabobs with mini powdered donuts, chocolate candy hats, and licorice scarves. These whimsical treats require minimal effort but pack a punch in terms of flavor and presentation, making them the perfect addition to your holiday spread.

Sipping on Seagram’s Escapes

Berry Merry Spritz

No holiday brunch is complete without a signature drink to toast to the season. Enter Seagram’s Escapes Berry Merry Spritz – a delightful concoction that combines the sweet and tangy flavor of Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa with the bubbly goodness of prosecco and elderflower liqueur.

Preparing this festive libation is a breeze, requiring no advance planning and minimal ingredients. Simply rim your glass with white sanding sugar, fill it with ice, and mix together cranberry juice, Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa, prosecco, and elderflower liqueur. Garnish with a sprig of rosemary, a raspberry, and a cranberry for an extra festive touch, and voila – you have a drink that is as beautiful as it is delicious.

Customize and Enjoy

The beauty of Seagram’s Escapes Berry Merry Spritz lies in its versatility. Easily adaptable to accommodate extra guests or personal preferences, this recipe can be customized to suit your tastes and setup. Feel

free to add extra spirits for a bit more merriment, swap in your favorite fruits, or even make ice cubes with additional Seagram’s Escapes Berry Mimosa for an extra burst of flavor as the drinks chill.

So this holiday season, why not treat your guests to a brunch experience they won’t soon forget? With a little creativity and a dash of Seagram’s Escapes Berry Merry Spritz, you’ll be well on your way to hosting the ultimate holiday gathering.

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The Origin and Evolution of the Original Glazed Donut: A Culinary Odyssey

In the world of pastries, few treats evoke as much nostalgia and delight as the original glazed donut. Its golden-brown exterior, airy texture, and sweet glaze have made it a beloved staple in American bakeries and coffee shops. But how did this iconic confection come to be, and what is the story behind its irresistible allure?

Origins of the Original Glazed Donut

The history of the original glazed donut is shrouded in mystery and folklore. One popular legend attributes its creation to Hanson Gregory, a 19th-century American sailor. As the story goes, Gregory, frustrated with the raw centers and greasiness of traditional fried cakes, punched a hole in the center of the dough using the ship’s tin pepper box. This simple innovation not only solved the problem of uneven cooking but also gave birth to the iconic ring-shaped donut.

However, the addition of the signature glaze came later in the donut’s evolution. In 1937, Vernon Rudolph founded Krispy Kreme Doughnuts in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with a secret yeast-raised donut recipe

acquired from a New Orleans French chef. Rudolph’s vision was to create a donut so delectable it would melt in the mouth, and to achieve this, he introduced the now-famous glaze—a mixture of confectioners’ sugar, water, and vanilla extract—adding a delightful sweetness that complemented the airy texture of the donut.

The Evolution of Glazing Techniques

Over the years, glazing techniques have evolved, with various recipes and methods employed to achieve the perfect glazed donut. From hand-dipping to automated glazing machines, bakers have experimented with different approaches to ensure a consistent and delicious coating on each donut.

Cultural Significance and Impact

The original glazed donut has transcended its humble origins to become a cultural icon. It has been featured in movies, television shows, and literature, cementing its place in the collective consciousness of the American people. Whether enjoyed

as a breakfast treat, a midday snack, or a late-night indulgence, the glazed donut holds a special place in the hearts of many.

Contemporary Trends and Future Outlook

In recent years, the donut industry has seen a resurgence, with gourmet donut shops popping up in cities across the country. These establishments offer innovative flavors and artisanal creations, catering to a new generation of donut enthusiasts. While trends may come and go, the original glazed donut remains a timeless classic, cherished by young and old alike.

Conclusion

The original glazed donut may have humble beginnings, but its journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. From its inception on a ship’s galley to its place on bakery shelves around the world, the glazed donut has captured the imaginations and taste buds of millions. As we look to the future, one thing is certain: the allure of the original glazed donut will continue to endure for generations to come.

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As we delve deeper into the realm of preserving the legacy of the original glazed donut, it becomes evident that our efforts must extend beyond mere appreciation. To ensure the continued existence of this culinary masterpiece, a concerted call to action is imperative.

Community Engagement and Support

One crucial aspect of preserving the legacy of the original glazed donut is fostering a sense of community engagement and support. Local bakeries, donut shops, and culinary enthusiasts can come together to celebrate and promote the glazed donut through events, tastings, and collaborations. By rallying around this beloved treat, we can strengthen its presence in our communities and ensure its survival for generations to come.

Culinary Education and Apprenticeships

Another vital component of preserving the legacy of the original glazed donut is investing in culinary education and apprenticeships. By passing down traditional techniques and recipes to aspiring bakers and chefs, we can ensure that the art of glazed donut making continues to thrive. Mentorship programs, workshops, and internships can provide hands-on training and guidance, empowering the next generation to carry the torch forward with pride

and passion.

Cultural Preservation and Documentation

In addition to practical measures, preserving the legacy of the original glazed donut also entails documenting its cultural significance and historical context. Through oral histories, archival research, and culinary documentation, we can capture the stories, traditions, and memories associated with this iconic treat. By preserving these narratives for future generations, we can ensure that the glazed donut remains a cherished part of our cultural heritage for years to come.

Global Recognition and Appreciation

While the original glazed donut has deep roots in American culinary culture, its influence extends far beyond national borders. As we strive to preserve its legacy, it’s essential to recognize and celebrate its impact on a global scale. International collaborations, culinary exchanges, and cultural celebrations can foster greater appreciation for the glazed donut’s universal appeal, uniting people from diverse backgrounds in a shared love for this delectable treat.

Environmental Stewardship and Innovation

Finally, as we look to the future, it’s crucial to prioritize environmental stewardship and innovation in the production and consumption of the original glazed donut. From sustainable sourcing practices to eco-friendly packaging solutions, the donut industry can lead the way in promoting responsible and sustainable practices. By embracing innovation and adopting green technologies, we can ensure that the legacy of the glazed donut is not only delicious but also environmentally conscious.

In conclusion, the preservation of the original glazed donut’s legacy requires a multifaceted approach that encompasses community engagement, culinary education, cultural preservation, global recognition, and environmental stewardship. By coming together as a community and taking proactive steps to safeguard this culinary treasure, we can ensure that the glazed donut continues to delight and inspire generations to come.

So let us raise our donuts high, toast to tradition and innovation, and embark on a journey to preserve the timeless charm of the original glazed donut for all to enjoy.

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Abstract

The debate between cookies and donuts has long been a source of contention among dessert enthusiasts. Both beloved treats offer a wide array of flavors, textures, and experiences, making it challenging to declare a clear winner. This paper explores the various aspects of cookies and donuts, including their history, ingredients, preparation methods, and cultural significance. By examining their similarities and differences, we aim to shed light on this timeless culinary debate and offer insights into the preferences and tastes of consumers worldwide.

Introduction

The introduction sets the stage for the paper, highlighting the popularity of both cookies and donuts in culinary culture and introducing the central theme of the debate. It outlines the objectives and structure of the paper, providing a roadmap for the discussion ahead.

History and Origins

This section delves into the historical origins of cookies and donuts, tracing their evolution from ancient culinary traditions to modern-day favorites. It explores the cultural significance of each treat and examines how they have become integral parts of culinary heritage around the

world.

Ingredients and Recipes:

Here, the paper explores the ingredients and recipes used in the preparation of cookies and donuts. It compares and contrasts the key ingredients, flavor profiles, and textures of each treat, highlighting the unique characteristics that set them apart.

Preparation Methods:

This section examines the different preparation methods employed in baking cookies and donuts. It discusses the various techniques, equipment, and skills required to achieve optimal results for each treat, offering insights into the artistry and craftsmanship behind their creation.

Flavor Varieties and Customization

One of the most exciting aspects of cookies and donuts is their versatility and potential for flavor customization. This section explores the wide array of flavor varieties available for both treats, from classic chocolate chip cookies to gourmet donut creations. It also discusses the cultural and regional influences that shape flavor preferences and trends.

Nutritional Considerations

While cookies and donuts are undeniably delicious, they also raise important considerations regarding

nutrition and health. This section examines the nutritional profiles of both treats, discussing factors such as calories, fat content, sugar levels, and dietary considerations. It offers insights into how consumers can make informed choices when indulging in these treats.

Cultural Significance and Popularity

Both cookies and donuts hold significant cultural importance and popularity worldwide. This section explores the role of cookies and donuts in various cultural traditions, celebrations, and holidays. It discusses how these treats have become symbols of comfort, indulgence, and hospitality in different communities around the globe.

Consumer Preferences and Trends

Consumer preferences and trends play a significant role in shaping the demand for cookies and donuts. This section examines current market trends, consumer preferences, and emerging innovations in the cookie and donut industry. It discusses how factors such as flavor innovation, convenience, and health consciousness influence consumer choices.

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Conclusion:

The conclusion summarizes the key findings of the paper and offers insights into the ongoing debate between cookies and donuts. While both treats offer unique flavors and experiences, their differences and similarities highlight the diverse preferences and tastes of consumers. Ultimately, whether you’re Team Cookie or Team Donut, one thing is clear: both treats will continue to delight and inspire dessert lovers for generations to come.

References:

This section provides a comprehensive list of sources cited throughout the paper, including scholarly articles, historical texts, and culinary journals.

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Strawberry Iced Donut with sprinkles Serving Size
Calories 250 Price $1.89 Iced Donut with sprinkles Serving Size
Calories 250 Price $1.89 Glazed Donut Serving Size 1 Calories 240 Price $4.69
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4 Filled Donuts Flavor Serving Size Calories Price Chocolate Iced Custard 1 300 $2.09 Glazed Lemon 1 250 $2.09 Cake Batter 1 260 $2.29
5 Cookies Flavor Serving Size Calories Price Chocolate Chip 1 78 $2.34 Frosted Sprinkles 1 55 $4.49 Snickerdoodle 1 90 $2.98 DANS DONUTS

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4 Beverages Flavor Serving Size Calories Price Iced Tea 8 oz 90 $3.50 Macchiato Latte 8 oz 230 $2.65 Chai Latte 8 oz 200 $3.00
5 Beverages Flavor Serving Size Calories Price Caramel Swirl Hot Coffee 24oz 170 $6.23 Butter Pecan Swirl Hot Coffee 24oz 270 $7.30 Mocha Swirl Hot Coffee 24oz 260 $7.10 DANS
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