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Monroe wrote:
To add to what someone said earlier, a friend's dad owned a bunch of McDonald's. Her trick when visiting a location was to ask for unsalted fries, which usually means a new batch will be fried. She then just added salt herself!

are you sure that just wasn't a trick to get more fries?

Monroe wrote:
To add to what someone said earlier, a friend's dad owned a bunch of McDonald's. Her trick when visiting a location was to ask for unsalted fries, which usually means a new batch will be fried. She then just added salt herself!

suzychapstick wrote:
How would anyone have any idea they were supposed to ask for fresh donuts? It's like going to McDonalds and saying, "Please, not the fries that have been sitting there for three hours." (Someone's going to say, "I always ask for fresh fries!" Good for you.)

Anyway, they obviously hadn't been sitting there for just the 15 minutes I waited. Probably just the early morning pump out that were already boxed up. Not the end of the world. Thankfully it's almost lent and I can blame Jesus for avoiding Krispy Kreme.

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heights wrote:
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suzychapstick wrote:
We went on Monday morning. Hot Donut sign was on. Glazed donuts churning through the machine in the window. So I ordered a dozen glazed. We waited about 15 minutes to get the donuts at the other end (there were only about four other people in line). And we got a box of cold, hard, glazed donuts. I considered just leaving them there.

And yet you didn't. You should have gone with your first instinct. Granted the place should have had better signage with their "hot request" policy stated. Just surprised they were hard in that minimal amount of time, I heard they last for days.

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suzychapstick wrote:
We went on Monday morning. Hot Donut sign was on. Glazed donuts churning through the machine in the window. So I ordered a dozen glazed. We waited about 15 minutes to get the donuts at the other end (there were only about four other people in line). And we got a box of cold, hard, glazed donuts. I considered just leaving them there.

And yet you didn't. You should have gone with your first instinct. Granted the place should have had better signage with their "hot request" policy stated. Just surprised they were hard in that minimal amount of time, I heard they last for days.

suzychapstick wrote:
We went on Monday morning. Hot Donut sign was on. Glazed donuts churning through the machine in the window. So I ordered a dozen glazed. We waited about 15 minutes to get the donuts at the other end (there were only about four other people in line). And we got a box of cold, hard, glazed donuts. I considered just leaving them there.

DouglasReynholm wrote:
True, the first one and only KK I tried was in Brick NJ - that was - 5 plus years ago LOL - …. i.e. Trader Joe's - Where have you gone, Trader Joe - A Jersey City turns its lonely eyes to you? Will we ever get one -

DouglasReynholm wrote:
True, the first one and only KK I tried was in Brick NJ - that was - 5 plus years ago LOL - …. i.e. Trader Joe's - Where have you gone, Trader Joe - A Jersey City turns its lonely eyes to you? Will we ever get one -

Stringer wrote:

Jersey City Krispy Kreme attracts long lines -- and illegal parking

By Terrence T. McDonald | The Jersey Journal
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on February 24, 2017 at 10:17 AM, updated February 24, 2017 at 10:42 AM

The hottest new attraction in Downtown Jersey City is Krispy Kreme, where day and night lines of people wait for 45 minutes or longer for freshly fried doughnuts.

Judging by the lines of cars outside the Krispy Kreme entrance, the doughnut chain attracts a ton of illegal parkers, too.

There is no street parking directly outside the entrance of the shop, located on the first floor of a 19-story office building, but that hasn't stopped its patrons from illegally parking in the no-parking zones along Marin Boulevard and Columbus Drive.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... cts_long_lines_--_an.html

iGreg wrote:
First time there was no line outside, walked inside and place was packed.


Must be printing money in that place.....


#fatass




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Annod wrote:
At 6 pm, a police car came and chased them away. I'll bet they just loop around Wayne St and come back around.

Annod wrote:
At 6 pm, a police car came and chased them away. I'll bet they just loop around Wayne St and come back around.

JCishome wrote:
Well yeah, relax. Just think how much worse it will be when (if?) they build a Whole Foods across the street from there.

JadedJC wrote:
Anyone else notice how an already bad intersection is made even worse by the idiots who park/stand on Marin right outside KK now, with their hazard lights flashing? One guy was even parked into the crosswalk. I was driving south on Marin and had just cleared Columbus when I had to slam on my brakes to avoid being sideswiped by some asshat who abruptly pulled out without checking for traffic. It goes without saying that the cops directing traffic right at that intersection appear to be oblivious or indifferent to the Krispy Kreme congestion.

JadedJC wrote:
Anyone else notice how an already bad intersection is made even worse by the idiots who park/stand on Marin right outside KK now, with their hazard lights flashing? One guy was even parked into the crosswalk. I was driving south on Marin and had just cleared Columbus when I had to slam on my brakes to avoid being sideswiped by some asshat who abruptly pulled out without checking for traffic. It goes without saying that the cops directing traffic right at that intersection appear to be oblivious or indifferent to the Krispy Kreme congestion.