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doughnutsEasy
Published 1980
These doughnuts were sold piping hot in baskets on the quayside at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, in the nineteenth century and were extremely popular with those who had been sailing or fishing. Traditional doughnuts are made with yeast; this is a local variation. The cinnamon sticks were eaten with the doughnuts but may be considered rather strong today.
