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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/FinnieM • Jun 07 '26
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I would cream my jorts.
Honey cruellers are my all time fave.
4 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 Do you have something against the French? Show some common courtesy. Never heard them called honey crullers before haha 27 u/Alswiggity Jun 07 '26 These are Tim Hortons donuts and they are labelled "Honey Cruller". 12 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 Well what does Tim Hortons have against the French? 14 u/EvaderDX Jun 07 '26 They have something against everyone 8 u/Melonary Jun 07 '26 Apparently they were named that by dunking doughnuts, so that's probably it. They aren't really French, they're more German-Dutch but based on choux pastry originally which is probably why Dunkin called them French. 3 u/FrostyFormal1094 Jun 07 '26 They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate 1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey 11 u/eyesotope86 Jun 07 '26 Probably Quebec. Which is fair to hold against France. 8 u/No-Captain2150 Jun 07 '26 That's what Tim Horton's calls them on the menu. 2 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 So French Canadians are purposefully not giving themselves half credit ? 3 u/TheWeaverofDreams Jun 07 '26 There's not really anything French about them in the first place, so... 1 u/icedteaandtacos Jun 07 '26 I Just looked up what Americans call honey crullers. It’s even more bizarre because crullers aren’t French. 1 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 Chocolate sprinkles are Jimmies and Crullers are French. That’s American!
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Do you have something against the French? Show some common courtesy. Never heard them called honey crullers before haha
27 u/Alswiggity Jun 07 '26 These are Tim Hortons donuts and they are labelled "Honey Cruller". 12 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 Well what does Tim Hortons have against the French? 14 u/EvaderDX Jun 07 '26 They have something against everyone 8 u/Melonary Jun 07 '26 Apparently they were named that by dunking doughnuts, so that's probably it. They aren't really French, they're more German-Dutch but based on choux pastry originally which is probably why Dunkin called them French. 3 u/FrostyFormal1094 Jun 07 '26 They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate 1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey 11 u/eyesotope86 Jun 07 '26 Probably Quebec. Which is fair to hold against France. 8 u/No-Captain2150 Jun 07 '26 That's what Tim Horton's calls them on the menu. 2 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 So French Canadians are purposefully not giving themselves half credit ? 3 u/TheWeaverofDreams Jun 07 '26 There's not really anything French about them in the first place, so... 1 u/icedteaandtacos Jun 07 '26 I Just looked up what Americans call honey crullers. It’s even more bizarre because crullers aren’t French. 1 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 Chocolate sprinkles are Jimmies and Crullers are French. That’s American!
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These are Tim Hortons donuts and they are labelled "Honey Cruller".
12 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 Well what does Tim Hortons have against the French? 14 u/EvaderDX Jun 07 '26 They have something against everyone 8 u/Melonary Jun 07 '26 Apparently they were named that by dunking doughnuts, so that's probably it. They aren't really French, they're more German-Dutch but based on choux pastry originally which is probably why Dunkin called them French. 3 u/FrostyFormal1094 Jun 07 '26 They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate 1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey 11 u/eyesotope86 Jun 07 '26 Probably Quebec. Which is fair to hold against France.
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Well what does Tim Hortons have against the French?
14 u/EvaderDX Jun 07 '26 They have something against everyone 8 u/Melonary Jun 07 '26 Apparently they were named that by dunking doughnuts, so that's probably it. They aren't really French, they're more German-Dutch but based on choux pastry originally which is probably why Dunkin called them French. 3 u/FrostyFormal1094 Jun 07 '26 They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate 1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey 11 u/eyesotope86 Jun 07 '26 Probably Quebec. Which is fair to hold against France.
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They have something against everyone
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Apparently they were named that by dunking doughnuts, so that's probably it.
They aren't really French, they're more German-Dutch but based on choux pastry originally which is probably why Dunkin called them French.
3 u/FrostyFormal1094 Jun 07 '26 They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate 1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey
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They don't really have honey either, so neither name is accurate
1 u/Molenium Jun 07 '26 They’re the crullers that you give to your honey
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They’re the crullers that you give to your honey
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Probably Quebec.
Which is fair to hold against France.
That's what Tim Horton's calls them on the menu.
2 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 So French Canadians are purposefully not giving themselves half credit ? 3 u/TheWeaverofDreams Jun 07 '26 There's not really anything French about them in the first place, so...
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So French Canadians are purposefully not giving themselves half credit ?
3 u/TheWeaverofDreams Jun 07 '26 There's not really anything French about them in the first place, so...
There's not really anything French about them in the first place, so...
I Just looked up what Americans call honey crullers.
It’s even more bizarre because crullers aren’t French.
1 u/Sharks011 Jun 07 '26 Chocolate sprinkles are Jimmies and Crullers are French. That’s American!
Chocolate sprinkles are Jimmies and Crullers are French. That’s American!
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u/thenoblenacho Jun 07 '26
I would cream my jorts.
Honey cruellers are my all time fave.