The word "donuts" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you are referring to a specific type of sweet fried food made of dough in the shape of a ring. Example sentence: She brought donuts to the office party.
I adore San Francisco's hoary old-timers, preserved in some kind of delicious aspic – everything from vast, crisp apple fritter donuts from Bob's to equally vast, expertly mesquite-grilled steaks at the clubby Alfred's (leave their uninspired Italian food for the tourists and don't miss the justifiably legendary martinis).
Other districts look like donuts, embryos or Rorschach tests.But the champion gerrymandering comes from Illinois.
New Yorkers lack the expanded waistlines of much of middle America though Krispy Kreme donuts do surprisingly well there.
"I brought it to illustrate that alcoholic drinks are as fattening as donuts," he explains.
The whole meal is finished off with a dessert for the table, be it black sugar custard donuts, s'mores or a sorbet, that is if you still have room... 12 noon – 5pm every Sunday.
So, whether you want to have a go at Luis Troyano's lethally boozy donuts - Mary's series five highlight, obviously - or relive the early, pre-Mel and Sue days (really, how did we ever live without them?) with a bit of Edd Kimber, there's a book for that.
That said, his essay on donuts, and how he became obsessed by them – "otherwise known as the human condition" - exemplifies his passion, wit, and ability to bring something mundane to shimmering life.
As Vettel did his now traditional donuts, Massa joined in, and Webber toured home in the warm-down lap minus his famous yellow helmet, soaking up the atmosphere with the wind in his hair.
Recipes include Mary's favourite Irish cream donuts with straws in the middle.
She soon communicated her version of events - that she was buying donuts for her daughter who had been teething all night, and had lost 177 pounds in the last 22 months - on Facebook.
He is stuck in the cell with a sheep-man (far more sheepish than the one in Murakami's "The Wild Sheep Chase"), a beautiful, wispy young girl who may be a bird, and several spreads of gourmet food, fresh donuts, and honeyed tea that makes him feel quite warm inside.
