Alternatives to donuts for a work treat??
08-23-2006, 06:44 PM
#1
Alternatives to donuts for a work treat??
Hey folks, turns out its my turn to bring some into work on friday.
Most commonly, we pick up 2 dozen or so donuts at the Italian Bakery here. They are absolutely MINT!!! Way better than tim hortons.
Sometimes one dude go's to some chinese bakery and gets weird .
I'd like to spice things up and be different, there's about 10 - 15 people to feed. One chick is a vegetarian, so can't take anything wacky, but you guys got any other ideas of what a person could do that isn't the same thing. Originally i was gonna get my grandma to make cinnamon buns n , but she probably shouldn't have to work for me. God knows i can't cook, so lookin to buy something for friday.
Any ideas???
Most commonly, we pick up 2 dozen or so donuts at the Italian Bakery here. They are absolutely MINT!!! Way better than tim hortons.
Sometimes one dude go's to some chinese bakery and gets weird .
I'd like to spice things up and be different, there's about 10 - 15 people to feed. One chick is a vegetarian, so can't take anything wacky, but you guys got any other ideas of what a person could do that isn't the same thing. Originally i was gonna get my grandma to make cinnamon buns n , but she probably shouldn't have to work for me. God knows i can't cook, so lookin to buy something for friday.
Any ideas???
08-24-2006, 10:21 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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we have that "Treat Day" stuff at work too.
I was getting bored of Donuts - especially after I always got stuck with the one donut I don't eat.
I started bringing in some new stuff:
- Beef/Veggie Patty
- Tortilla chips with 3-layer dip (easy-as-hell to make)
But what works during a hot summer day
- Build your own Ice-Cream Sundae
(getting the cheap stuff will cost about $15-20)
(Tub of Ice cream $5, sauce and toppings $10, bowls/spoons at Dollarama)
I was getting bored of Donuts - especially after I always got stuck with the one donut I don't eat.
I started bringing in some new stuff:
- Beef/Veggie Patty
- Tortilla chips with 3-layer dip (easy-as-hell to make)
But what works during a hot summer day
- Build your own Ice-Cream Sundae
(getting the cheap stuff will cost about $15-20)
(Tub of Ice cream $5, sauce and toppings $10, bowls/spoons at Dollarama)
