Doughnuts [noun]

When I finally left the doughnut job in 2009, I left the industry entirely — not because I wanted another career, but because I couldn’t see a path to a sustainable, balanced life in food.

Amsterdam’s ambition is to bring all 872,000 residents inside the doughnut, ensuring everyone has access to a good quality of life, but without putting more pressure on the planet than is sustainable.

Cake doughnuts come three to an order, glazed in chocolate and jazzed up with sprinkles.

Wanting to get more details, Krans told officials a “BS story” and then offered to cover a doughnut bill for the recorder’s office in Pioche, Nevada.

The costs for such PCR “gold standard” testing come to about $5 to $15 per pooled test, or that of a cup of coffee and a few doughnuts.

Urea causes sickled cells to revert to their normal, doughnut shape.

The ring light—a face-flattering doughnut of light commonly used in portrait photography and YouTube makeup tutorials—has emerged as a crucial component of the remote worker kit.

Mirzakhani’s work focused on the geometry of surfaces, such as doughnuts with multiple holes.

So as long as you’re doing doughnuts in the parking lot instead of heading for the Grand Canyon, you can have a lot of fun over 110 miles.

I’ll be honest — I had a hard time getting the visuals of the doughnut idea at first.