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   epiøne, glitteringprizexx, the.ann95, 白用!, and 66 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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   epiøne (21 months ago | reply)

   In Hawaii they have a donuts called, "malasadas." These resemble that and they were amazing.

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   333Bracket (21 months ago | reply)

   it was like an instant sugar coma, i nearly died.

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   Fennicienta (21 months ago | reply)

   haha By this picture I would say that they are what we call these "torrijas", at least in Spain. ;)

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   PattPattricia (21 months ago | reply)

   Están riquísimas, pero se han pasado con el Spanish Donut hahaha.

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   Vivo Elroy (21 months ago | reply)

   Can't be better than heroin. No way.

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   Monkeyboarding (21 months ago | reply)

   Tipical dessert served mainly during easter (dont ask me which day or days), made out of bread completely full of sugary milk, then dried slightly, then covered by egg, fried, and completely covered with sugar.

   Spanish donut? Come on... lol.

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   333Bracket (21 months ago | reply)

   you got that right.
   sugarsugarsugarsugar

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   Till it breaks. (21 months ago | reply)

   Actually there are not "spanish donuts", it's bread with egg toasted, and then you put sugar on.
   It's very typical here Easter week ;3

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    Pinkaroline <3 [deleted] (21 months ago | reply)

    What the...
    Spanish doughnuts? those are "torrijas" !

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    *Yoko* (20 months ago | reply)

    torrijas!!!!!

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    яοвеяемё (20 months ago | reply)

    arriba las torrijas! qué están muy buenas!

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    Lee Crutchley | Quoteskine (19 months ago | reply)

    Oh boy!

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    Made By Sorcery (18 months ago | reply)

    OMG! Spanish donuts??? You havent seen a torrija in your life, it's just sweet bread. Definitely NOT a DONUT

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    raultusiquesabes (18 months ago | reply)

    There is not such a thing called "spanish donut"!!

    Torrijas is something we cook for breakfast, specially in easter week. You english people call it "French toast", read article on wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_toast. It says "In Spain, it is called torrijas and is typically made during Lent, out of thick slices of bread soaked in milk or wine, dipped in egg, fried and then drenched in spiced honey or cinnamon."

    I agree it's an accurate definition but I usually do not drench in spiced honey.

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    anitaypatricio (18 months ago | reply)

    I usually make them soaked in brandy, and then drenched in honey and cinnamon. My grandma and my family had always made it in that way, in Cordoba, Andalucia. Delicious... much more delicious than donuts!!!

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    yaya2bimba (18 months ago | reply)

    It's french toast all the way, mujajajaja

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    Monkeyboarding (18 months ago | reply)

    This became a meme on tumblr.

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    333Bracket (17 months ago | reply)

    a what?!

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    .tempestonateacup (13 months ago | reply)

    Torrijassssss

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