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[Smitty]

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I have made a very comfortable living from the donut industry...from the production to the sale....from the ingredients to the packaging..from the distribution to the consumption...from FLA. to NY..and points in between...word of advice ...wanna be my friend???...EAT MORE DONUTS !!!!!! (i don't care how bad they are for you)

I love donuts. Yum!🍩

 

[Magnified]

You can just take a welder and fix all that right up.

 

[BULL]

Look at you, always trying to find the bright spot in everything 👍

A tiny bright spot in a completely y situation...

 

[1971demon]

I don't think that I've ever seen a Mr Donut?

They were owned by International Multifoods...started initially in Boston Mass...very popular in the North East...Ultimately sold to Dunkin Donut...and Dunkin eliminated the brand shortly after...operators either converted to Dunkin..or independent status...

 

[DavidKFla]

They were owned by International Multifoods...started initially in Boston Mass...very popular in the North East...Ultimately sold to Dunkin Donut...and Dunkin eliminated the brand shortly after...operators either converted to Dunkin..or independent status...

Are you still in the donut business?

 

[Hickster]

Can't beat em,, buy the bastards out. The American Wayzzz. I held out and took companies down with me. Corporations. Would never declare war on a private company.

 

[1971demon]

Are you still in the donut business?

No...just the ingredient distribution business...Flour Sugar Icings Concentrates Shortning and Oils..anything you would find in a bakery..instore supermarket cafe..donut shops you name it...I love obese WNY people..thank you for your contribution to my life style...Our WNY distribution center services NY PA OH.......our Hollywood FLA center services all of Fla...and the islands..we have a satellite whse. in St. Crois

 

[Hickster]

Take a tip toe thru St Crois. Have worked at the refinery, desal plant, and kept that pig alive. Rough place to work. Terrible place to reside. My tour was in and out for 1.5 years and left my guys there. Not good at all. Hope you have better luck. $$ got stuck. Never got it all back and no medical facilities. Shops, restaurants, banks, bars close at sunset. Not good but better than other places I have worked. Venza Wala bad.

 

[white1]

Take a tip toe thru St Crois. Have worked at the refinery, desal plant, and kept that pig alive. Rough place to work. Terrible place to reside. My tour was in and out for 1.5 years and left my guys there. Not good at all. Hope you have better luck. $$ got stuck. Never got it all back and no medical facilities. Shops, restaurants, banks, bars close at sunset. Not good but better than other places I have worked. Venza Wala bad.

That was either a while back, or very recently. I moved down there in 2006 and didnt leave the bar rooms until the sun was coming up on more than one occasion. There were a few strip clubs that closed at 2am though. Everything else other than the view and beach drinking I can live without

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

No...just the ingredient distribution business...Flour Sugar Icings Concentrates Shortning and Oils..anything you would find in a bakery..instore supermarket cafe..donut shops you name it...I love obese WNY people..thank you for your contribution to my life style...Our WNY distribution center services NY PA OH.......our Hollywood FLA center services all of Fla...and the islands..we have a satellite whse. in St. Crois

On behalf of all of us…
(Finishes chewing)
You’re welcome! And thank you. May I have another?

 

[1971demon]

Sounds like you need a freight broker in your back pocket.

We used to control all our inbound frieght...(backhaul with our own trucks)....much easier letting manufacturers worry bout that..and just pass the costs on..

 

[Demoniccat]

E85 (and nitrous) they were all clean. One of the cleanest engines Ive ever stripped down. It is low miles, but I was still amazed how clean everything was

Also, Natural gas and Propane, when time to change oil it still looks brand new

 

[Demoniccat]

They were owned by International Multifoods...started initially in Boston Mass...very popular in the North East...Ultimately sold to Dunkin Donut...and Dunkin eliminated the brand shortly after...operators either converted to Dunkin..or independent status...

visited many back in the day, dont see many now in Boston area but as I recall Mr donut was popular.

 

[Demoniccat]

I can remember the cardboard style coffee cups with the two tabs on the side that would fold out, and had a hole in each one to make it a mug style with a handle. As I recall the coffee was very good

 

[1971demon]

I don't think that I've ever seen a Mr Donut?

I can remember the cardboard style coffee cups with the two tabs on the side that would fold out, and had a hole in each one to make it a mug style with a handle. As I recall the coffee was very good

wow...you got it..the coffee was also roasted in Boston by the Araban Coffee company...it was a proprietary blend for Mr. Donut that was simply amazing..

 

[Hickster]

I remember Ms Donut and she had a hole like no otta. Drive a F250 thu that critter.

 

[Slipaway16]

We used to control all our inbound frieght...(backhaul with our own trucks)....much easier letting manufacturers worry bout that..and just pass the costs on..

I agree and understand. I just live off of that cost 😇😇

 

[1971demon]

I agree and understand. I just live off of that cost 😇😇

Back in the day...with the relationships we had with major manufacturers...(ADM..PILLSBURY..GEN. MILLS..DOMINO...etc)...we could have easily become a broker..Things are different now...I have friends that just shuffle papers...that still do very well

 

[vortecd]

@1971demon

If your donuts were around here, I would eat them...

You have something better, debbie dus donuts. Well it was around back in the early 90's in fort collins