Proves some animals are smarter than humans! As I worked up in the area with my squirrels, I was drawn to something at the green fence. Strange, a whole donut! I guess someone thought...

BAchme Loc: Middle Tennessee

As I worked up in the area with my squirrels, I was drawn to something at the green fence. Strange, a whole donut! I guess someone thought they'd be nice and share. The animals either didn't like that brand, or they didn't want a sugar high! They have more respect for their bodies! Seems the bugs may be less picky as I thought there might be a few there.

Curious I investigated it more and it was untouched. I saw some pink frosting so I flipped it over to see more. I agree, given the choices, this wouldn't have been mine either. Since I am not the trusting soul I once was and I know there are sadly some sick people, I found a stick and dumped it in the trash can. There, I found a box from Krispy Cream. I guess someone didn't want the last one!

I don't photograph food that often, so I tried a different setting. I didn't get the best shots, but I thought it was interesting enough to share. These guys are very smart. I once saw someone actually leave about a dozen cooked patties on one of the grills. Given our economy these days, thought that was a bit off! They sat there for weeks!

Strang times we live in these days, you never know what you see!

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Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

I wouldn't eat it either

BAchme Loc: Middle Tennessee

Curmudgeon wrote:

I wouldn't eat it either

It's the same doughnut, but I agree. Not my choice!

Hey, thanks for responding, it is appreciated!

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Krispy Creme tried to get into Conn. a few years back. I recall lo-o-o-ng lines in the parking lot and in the store. I must say that I thought their glazed donut was outstanding!! I see where McDonalds will be partnering with them. Which begs the question...who can afford to go to McDonalds any more? I can't stand their (food) dry hamburgers. My wife and I took our granddaughter there for lunch and it cost us FOURTY-TWO dollars!!!! Good bye Mickey D. I won't miss you.

StanMac Loc: Tennessee

If you get to the store early the best Krispy Kreme are those warm ones coming out of the rober in the store. Like eating sweet clouds.

Stan

Shellback Loc: North of Cheyenne Bottoms Wetlands - Kansas

Ava'sPapa wrote:

Krispy Creme tried to get into Conn. a few years back. I recall lo-o-o-ng lines in the parking lot and in the store. I must say that I thought their glazed donut was outstanding!! I see where McDonalds will be partnering with them. Which begs the question...who can afford to go to McDonalds any more? I can't stand their (food) dry hamburgers. My wife and I took our granddaughter there for lunch and it cost us FOURTY-TWO dollars!!!! Good bye Mickey D. I won't miss you.

I remember when McD food was procured locally and as you traveled, the quality and flavor would change - but, it was all good and all meat - now, I don’t eat there as my system doesn’t handle cardboard too well.