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[Minnie1222]

Eclairs are made with cream puff dough (at least around here lol). Long Johns are made with regular yeast donut dough like a round fried donut.

A what? There are different types of dough?

 

[Dan Murphy]

Off topic a bit (sorry, Jason) but this is one of my favorite pictures

2 of my grandsons, 4 and 6 years old at the time, at WDW, trying to eat doughnuts as big as their heads, early in the morning at Epcot.

 

[disneychrista]

And another thing. Other than Krispy Kreme I have never had a donut filled with creme (whipped creme) only custard.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

Off topic a bit (sorry, Jason) but this is one of my favorite pictures

2 of my grandsons, 4 and 6 years old at the time, at WDW, trying to eat doughnuts as big as their heads, early in the morning at Epcot.

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It looks like the older one was up to the challenge.

 

[mumto3girls]

I think I live in the same general region as Low Key (I think our football teams may be facing off tomorrow evening as a matter of fact) and count me in as someone who has never heard of a cream stick. Oldest DD also works at Dunkin’ and I just verified that they don’t sell cream sticks. We would call that a cream filled donut. Cream filled is like an icing. Bavarian cream is like a pudding.

 

[disneychrista]

It appears creme stick is an Amish term. Do you go to an Amish donut shop @low-key?

 

[low-key]

I think I live in the same general region as Low Key (I think our football teams may be facing off tomorrow evening as a matter of fact) and count me in as someone who has never heard of a cream stick. Oldest DD also works at Dunkin’ and I just verified that they don’t sell cream sticks. We would call that a cream filled donut. Cream filled is like an icing. Bavarian cream is like a pudding.

here a krispt kreme menu

https://www.google.com/search?q=kri...BAgOEAE&biw=1366&bih=626#imgrc=06zhYvrrZA2tKM

 

[low-key]

It appears creme stick is an Amish term. Do you go to an Amish donut shop @low-key?

no, i got to dunkan and krispy kerme but the Omish are prevalent in North East Ohio

 

[low-key]

It appears creme stick is an Amish term. Do you go to an Amish donut shop @low-key?

you must od solved the code, Eastern Pa and Eastren Ohion are the two biggest Amish population in the Country , aint so

 

[tarheelmjfan]

no, i got to dunkan and krispy kerme but the Omish are prevalent in North East Ohio

Surely, you don't go to DD & KK, when you could be going to an Amish store. I used to love visiting Amish Country growing up. The food is delicious.

 

[low-key]

Surely, you don't go to DD & KK, when you could be going to an Amish store. I used to love visiting Amish Country growing up. The food is delicious.

they are and I would if one was real close, but Amish town is about 30 min south of Akron, its not a far trip but its just one I dont make

 

[JoeA]

this is the first time ever I been ashamed to be a member of the dis boards

this is the first time ever I’ve been ashamed you’re a member of the dis boards.

cream stick? Did you just make that up!?

come on, man!

 

[CynBeth]

I've never heard anything but round pastries called doughnuts. This is one thing that makes the DIS so interesting. You learn a lot about different regions in the US & other countries.

Same here.

 

[Kitty 34]

I'm late to this pastry party but Jason, here in Michigan (at least my area) we call those cream-filled long johns but then we do know Michigan is above Ohio in many ways.

 

[design_mom]

I’m in Ohio and worked in a bakery during high school. We called them long johns at my bakery (there were cream-filled long johns and custard-filled long johns. I prefer the custard ones.)

I have heard them called creme sticks before but those are always cream filled, not custard (disappointing). When I read the OP I wondered if he was talking about doughnuts or something else.

And long johns is also a term used here for thermal underwear so if you said “I’m going home to eat my long johns” you’d probably want to specify!

Edited to add: I've also heard the long doughnuts called "bizmarcks."

 

[holden]

Never heard of a cream stick. And cream filled long johns sound uncomfortable.

 

[MIGrandma]

What is a matter with you people

Cream stick? Never heard them called that. I’ve always known them to be long johns.

 

[Nicolepa]

I just go to the local shop, I'll have to go on a quest to DD or Krispy Kreme

You will not find them at DD or KK. I have never heard of a cream stick either.

 

[lynxstch]

I've lived in the North, I've lived in the South, and I never heard of a creme stick. They look more like an eclair to me..but not really , lol!

 

[mrodgers]

have you all ever been to a doughnut shop

Of course, in which I buy donuts, of which you showed a picture of