These little doughnuts without a hole are simply called 'mini-krofne' (mini doughnuts) here, but their counterparts in France are called 'pets de nonne' or nun's puffs, a euphemism for 'nun's farts'. They're so light and airy. ;)
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Nun's farts! Now that's funny. I used to like these things, now I'm not too sure! :)
They look delicious!
Love the names. In the USA, they'd be called donut holes.
And in Canada they'd be timbits.
Miam miam!
Thanks for the chuckle. (I'm playing catch-up and thinking it may soon have to be a choice between my job and my blog pals—and the scale's tipping in your favor!)
Does that mean nun's farts are light and airy?
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