Introducing Your New Favorite Dessert: Donut Fries

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What happens when you take two of our favorite things and combine them into one? Donut fries (aka doughnut fries).

Yes, they’re just as delicious as they sound. Think about it—strips of fried dough with frosting instead of ketchup? Yes, please! They’re almost like miniature churros, but with a fry twist. Just when we were still obsessing over coffee In A cone, now this!

Though everyone has their own recipe for donut fries, we like the one below by Delish. But first, let’s look at some pictures of donut fries to whet our appetites.

It goes without saying that donut fries come in all shapes and sizes, and go with a variety of dipping sauces just like french fries.

Honestly, there’s really no wrong way to make a donut fry. But if you want a quick crash course, look no further than this video by Delish. Warning: You may want to have all the ingredients on hand first, as chances are high that you’ll want to make some right after watching the vid.

And Delish’s recipe is so easy. You just need refrigerated biscuits (i.e., Pillsbury Grands), vegetable oil, sugar, melted chocolate chips, colored sprinkles and a rolling pin (or wine bottle).

 

There you have it. After you make your own donut fries, feel free to post pics of your creations onto our Facebook page. Meanwhile, we’re going to go brainstorm types of “ketchup” and “dipping sauces” for our sweet fries. Yum.

Desserts, Food

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Natalia Lusinski
In addition to Simplemost, Natalia is an ongoing writer for Bustle (sex, dating, relationships, and money), HelloGiggles (pop culture and news), The Delite (feel-good stories), and Don’t Waste Your Money (yep, money issues!). You can also find her writing in the L.A. Times, the Chicago Tribune's RedEye, xoJane, Elite Daily, Scary Mommy, Elephant Journal, and Chicken Soup for the Soul anthologies, among other publications. She has a Ph.D. in couch-surfing, having spent four years sleeping on over 200 L.A.-area love seats and sectionals, all in an effort to whittle down her student loan debt. She still loves couch-surfing in other cities, too (hint, hint).

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