Doughnut vs Donut

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Doughnut vs Donut Quiz

Test your knowledge of the delicious world of doughnuts! This engaging quiz will challenge you with 10 thought-provoking questions about the history, cultural significance, and fun facts related to doughnuts and their many forms.

Are you a true doughnut enthusiast? Here's what you can expect:

Multiple choice questions
Fun facts that will surprise you
A chance to learn more about your favorite treat

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by BakingBee123

Per capita, which country has the most doughnut shops?

United States of America

Canada

England

France

Doughnuts and Donuts are different things

True

False

Modern styled doughnuts were brought to early America by which settlers?

German

Italian

Dutch

French

What are Doughnut Dollies?

The paper doughnuts are served on

Salvation Army Volunteers from WW1

An ornamental mat placed on tables for decoration

The name for Irish doughnuts

Which is the most popular Tim Horton's doughnut flavour?

Boston Cream

Old Fashioned Plain

Honey Cruller

Maple Dip

How many doughnuts are made in the US each year?

550 Million

1 Billion

3 Billion

10 Billion

In France small deep fried fritters are sometimes called Pets De Nonne which translates to:

Nun Fart's

Small Puffs

No Pets

Potatoes

The geometric name for the traditional doughnut shape is:

Ellipse

Circle

Solenoid

Toroid

Doughtnut holes were invented by:

Timothy Horton

Douglas Dunkin

Gregory Hanson

An unknown police officer

At Dunkin Donuts in the US, donut holes (timbits) are called:

Munchkins

Beignets

Robins Eggs

Timbits

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