Remember, kids — crime doesn’t pay:
Doughnuts will no longer be served to Franklin County jail inmates.
County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy put a $55,000 annual contract for the doughnuts on hold last month over questions about their nutritional value and trans-fat content.
Sheriff’s officials have now dropped a request asking commissioners to approve a contract that would have supplied glazed and jelly doughnuts, as well as crullers, at $4 a dozen.
Franklin County is urged to ship all surplus doughnuts to LST headquarters.
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Never been to prison - is most of the food nutritional?
#1
nz-texas
I once heard three rules apply when eating in the military.
1. Don’t look at the food
2. Don’t look at the menu
3 Don’t look up
LOL maybe we need to apply that to prison food. Then they wouldn’t be able to claim
not much different from the shower rules for prisons I imagine -
don’t look around
don’t look at anyone
don’t look for the soap you dropped
I have a friend in prison. He tells me when the choice is chicken or PB & J, it’s the PB & J—hands down. The chefs have mastered a strange technique that guarantees the chicken not only to be completely dry, but also half raw.
O.K…I’m not sophisticated. What’s a cruller? (?) Inquiring minds NEED to know!
Sheriff’s officials have now dropped a request asking commissioners to approve a contract that would have supplied glazed and jelly doughnuts, as well as crullers, at $4 a dozen.
Okay now who wanted the doughnuts, “glazed, jelly and crullers”
The prisoners or the Guards ?
Have you ever seen a prison bus at a Doughnut shop. Or have you ever seen a squad car at a doughnut shop. In Houston I think we still have a regulation of no more than 4 squad cars at a restaurant/donutshop.
#5 ST
I didn’t know either.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruller
#5 its a yolk based batter that when fried becomes very light, moist, and airy…Shipleys doesn’t have them as the south really isn’t that sophisticated, such a tragedy…try Dunkin Donuts
http://www.inmagine.com/vc004/vc004065-photo
You can get them at Krispy Kreme or Dunkin Donuts.
I love Crullers.
Crullers are my fav’s! The non-iced kind are the best!