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And you are an excellent judge of character sir.
I like to think so. And you, you sir are my favorite por.... OOP - never mind. But you are a VERY smart man.
And you are an excellent judge of character sir.
I think if you saw the whole picture you'd see she IS!Or have her eating a Lemon Jelly Filled donut.
Ah... no wonder he is on the wrong side. She wouldn't give him none.I think if you saw the whole picture you'd see she IS!
Maybe she didn't like his cust................uh ,swall...........uh well maybe he was offering the wrong filling,time to go to bed ,goodnight John boy,Marry Ellen and all the ships at seaAh... no wonder he is on the wrong side. She wouldn't give him none.
The point isn't what you think of it. If that is the ingredients to a particular lemon filling or what a donut company would refer to as Lemon Jelly, so be it. The point is what it is called. I've never said that some don't refer to it as filling. But Mr. "X''s argument has always been that there is no such thing as a Lemon Jelly Filled donut. Clearly Winchell's and several others disagree. I and everyone I know has always called them Lemon Jelly Filled - probably because that's what it said on the menu board at the donut shops.
Clearly the Lemon Jelly Filled donut is not for everyone. The supposed origin of the donut was a practical joke that became popular. But make no mistake, that early Lemon goodness that you so despise, was called a Lemon Jelly Filled donut.
To answer your question, that is not how I would make jelly - no. but I don't make donuts either. But I have had several other Jelly donuts and the stuff inside is not what I would make if I were making jelly to put on toast. It's not the same thing at all but it is still referred to as JELLY. Funny that it has a very similar texture to Petroleum Jelly yet I'm guessing no one would argue that there is no such thing as that goop.
The cream filling in a Twinkie has no cream or even milk in it. But it does contain a bunch of ingredients I think most would hardly consider food let alone the basis for a cream filling.
Creamy as in cream like. Jelly as in jell like if you want.
But really, here is indisputable proof. Large chains are now required to post nutritional information about their products. They must list them by the name under which they are sold and then provide nutritional information for them. There is no wiggle room here good sir. Follow the link and go to page 3.
http://www.winchells.com/images/download_files/Winchells_Nutrition_083111.pdf
Twinkees are a staple, but here is THE BEST Hostess snack ever. Not available in all 50 US states. Gentleman i present to you...
The Chocodile.
Its a Twinkie...with the Ding Dong chocolate coating. AMAZING.
Loved Chocodiles as a kid. Almost as good as Lemon Jelly Filled donuts.Twinkees are a staple, but here is THE BEST Hostess snack ever. Not available in all 50 US states. Gentleman i present to you...
The Chocodile.
Its a Twinkie...with the Ding Dong chocolate coating. AMAZING.
Great example but you're still in denial.LOL... Oh no you don't. Jelly is not gel like. It's certainly not filling like.
I'm sorry 503, I just can't take a man seriously in a filling conversation when he claims multiple times twinkies are cream filled. That's like a nun teaching sex ed.
OK, maybe that's a bad example, but you know what I mean!
Great example but you're still in denial.
The Chocodile mascot was formerly Chauncey Chocodile, but Hostess has removed him from packaging and their web site in recent years. Since the late 1990s, Chocodiles are no longer sold on the East Coast of the United States.Sweet mother of god!
And that same CREAMY filling?!
Page 10. You'll see that there are two distinctly differently donuts on that page. Jelly. and Lemon-filled.Creamy as in cream like. Jelly as in jell like if you want.
But really, here is indisputable proof. Large chains are now required to post nutritional information about their products. They must list them by the name under which they are sold and then provide nutritional information for them. There is no wiggle room here good sir. Follow the link and go to page 3.
http://www.winchells.com/images/download_files/Winchells_Nutrition_083111.pdf
Sorry 503, the officials have huddled and you're disqualified for multiple twinkie infractions.
Notice also on page 10 a donut called "Glazed Cocoa Jelly Donut". WTF is that? That alone is sufficient reason to disqualify Dunkin Donuts from having a say in all this. There supposedly is no such thing as Lemon Jelly but there's a COCOA Jelly? Get the fuck out. That has to be the most convoluted thing I've ever seen. Cocoa fucking Jelly? The HORROR!Page 10. You'll see that there are two distinctly differently donuts on that page. Jelly. and Lemon-filled.
http://www.dunkindonuts.com/content/dunkindonuts/en/menu/nutrition/nutritionguide.pdf