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On Route 66 in Los Angeles County as it cuts through the town of Glendora, California, there is a shop thats definitely worth stopping for if youre feeling hungry. That would be The Donut Man, which has been serving donuts for over 40 years!
czarjak
(11,274 posts)robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)Have you tried the peach donuts yet? I haven't and I'm real curious!
ProfessorGAC
(65,035 posts)And I'm more a plain cake donut guy.
BTW: i live 2 blocks off the old Route 66 about 60 mikes south of Chicago
It's now Illinois Rt 53
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)I would really love to do a trip along the entirety of Route 66 some year. My wife and I have traveled along there in Arizona; lots of cool towns there, many which looked like the inspiration for Radiator City in Cars. I've seen one end of Route 66 in Santa Monica, I hope to do Chicago too!
NBachers
(17,108 posts)robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)Definitely satisfies the sweet tooth.
CottonBear
(21,596 posts)Last edited Sun Apr 23, 2017, 09:28 AM - Edit history (1)
Homer sells his soul to the devil for a doughnut. Marge bargains with the devil and gets Homer's soul back. However, Homer's been turned into a doughnut head. He's picking doughnut crumbs off of his head in his kitchen while getting ready to go to work. The next scene shows the local police force waiting in the Simpsons' front yard with coffee cups in hand!
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LeftInTX
(25,320 posts)I want it now!!!!!
Yum!! Yum!! Yum!!
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)I will say those strawberry donuts were the sweetest. If you're ever out in California, they are a must!
SunSeeker
(51,554 posts)robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)My wife and I have seen so many episodes of Huell Howser, we really loved and miss him. He always chose such unique and fascinating places to showcase. We always try to keep his sense of wonder in our own videos, even if we don't have his folksy southern twang!
SunSeeker
(51,554 posts)AllaN01Bear
(18,205 posts)good memories ..
lived 3 blocks from alosta (route 66) . it is now called route 66.
and those donughts ,,,, ohm myyyyyyy!
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(24,368 posts)AllaN01Bear
(18,205 posts)bleedinglib
(212 posts)We lived in Glendora about a mile from the DN man & during the 70's it was our go to place when my kids wanted donuts !! My fav's were the french cullers !!
Seeing this post brought back so many great memories !! The building looks the same !!! Thanks RobertPaulsen for posting this !!
Now I'm craving donuts !!
We're flying to LA next month & now I'm going to Glendora & get some delicious Donuts
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)It really is a wonderful place. We will definitely go back to try the peach donuts when they're in season. And thanks for the advice, we'll try to give the french cullers a try!