Who ate 49 glazed donuts in 8 minutes?

Ten participants competed in the World Donut Eating Championship, including some members of the Major League Eating circuit, but Chestnut beat his own mark of 49 donuts and was declared champion of the event.

How many donut holes do I need for a tower?

And depending on the size of the tower, it might well have to hold anywhere from 50 to 500 donut holes . So don't be surprised when we say that you need solid styrofoam. Now, finding a good quality styrofoam can be a little difficult.

How many doughnuts do you need for a tower?

1. To determine how many donuts you will need, place the donuts on a cake stand or plate in a circle, fitting in as many pieces as you can ( 7-8 is pretty standard ).

How many donut holes for a donut hole tree?

80-90 Donut Holes Powdered Sugar or Sour Cream. Fresh Rosemary Sprigs. 1/4 Cup Pomegranate Arils. 1/2 Cup Powdered Sugar.

What are the most donuts eaten in one sitting?

Major League Eater James Webb funnels down nearly SIXTY donuts in eight minutes at the National Donut Day World Donut Eating competition in new global record Australia's James Webb set a new world record after devouring 59.5 donuts. He broke eating legend Joey Chestnut's record set back in 2017 of 55 donuts. More items... Jun 3, 2023

Who eats the most donuts in the world?

Per capita, Canadians eat the most doughnuts compared to all world countries.

How many donuts have been eaten in one sitting?

After eight minutes of sweet competition the people's champ finished with a record 255 doughnuts . Chestnut holds 55 competitive eating world records including the most powdered donuts in eight minutes.

What is the world record for most slices of pizza eaten?

Ladies and gentleman, meet Geoff Esper. Geoff is a mild-mannered teacher during the week, but he's a fierce competitor on the Major League Eating tour. And, in 2018, he showed the world that he is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to everyone's favorite food. Geoff ate 83 slices of pizza in ten minutes .

Acorn Donut Holes Fall Recipe (2024)

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by Amy @ Mom Spark on September 14, 2022//This post may contain affiliate links.

Acorn Donut Holes made with store-bought donut holes, Nutella or chocolate frosting, fall sprinkles, and stick pretzels!

Celebrate Fall with Acorn Donut Holes

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Indulge in the delightful taste of autumn with our Acorn Donut Holes Fall Recipe. These bite-sized treats capture the essence of the season, offering a perfect blend of warm spices and sweet, sugary goodness.

I decided to make these fun acorn donut holes to celebrate the beginning of fall and fall is all about fun comfort food! Also, this delicious snack is a great activity for your kids to put together or for an autumn party, gathering, or school party.

Whether you’re enjoying them with a cozy cup of coffee or serving them at your fall gatherings, these donut holes bring a touch of seasonal charm to your table. Their adorable acorn shape makes them a fun and whimsical addition to your fall dessert repertoire, providing a delicious and visually appealing treat that embodies the spirit of the season.

Delight in the spirit of autumn with our Acorn Donut Holes Fall Recipe. These bite-sized treats embody the cozy essence of the season, offering a perfect blend of warm spices and sugary sweetness.

Ideal for enjoying with friends and family, these donut holes bring a touch of seasonal charm to your table. Their perfect acorn shape makes them a fun and visually appealing addition to your fall dessert selection, capturing the essence of this special time of year.

They are a quick, simple, and fun bite-sized way to celebrate fall!

Ingredients for Acorn Donut Holes

Store-Bought Donut Holes: These are small, ready-made donuts that are perfect for creating your acorn-shaped treats.

Nutella or Chocolate Frosting: Nutella is a sweet hazelnut-chocolate spread, and chocolate frosting is a creamy, chocolate-flavored topping. Both add a rich and indulgent flavor to your donut holes.

Fall Sprinkles: These are tiny, colorful decorations that bring a festive and autumn-themed touch to your treats.

Stick Pretzels: Stick pretzels are slender, salty snacks that you’ll use to create the “stems” for your acorn-shaped donut holes.

Equipment needed for Acorn Donut Holes

Acorn Donut Holes Recipe

Prep Time: 5 minutes mins

Ingredients

store-bought donut holes
Nutella or chocolate frosting
fall sprinkles
stick pretzels broken in halves

Instructions

Dump fall sprinkles in a small bowl (I mixed two types of sprinkles together). Lay down wax paper in preparation for assembly of the acorns.
Melted Nutella or chocolate frosting in the microwave in a deep, small bowl about 15-20 seconds or until just melted. Dip each donut hole halfway into Nutella/frosting, then dip in sprinkles. Place a stick pretzel, broken in half, into the top of the "acorn" and let cool on wax paper.

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Amy @ Mom Spark

Founder of Mom Spark – a lifestyle blog for moms.

posted in: Cookies + Donuts, Food, No-Bake Desserts, Thanksgiving

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13 Comments on “Acorn Donut Holes Fall Recipe”

Pam Avoledo — August 13, 2017 @ 8:53 pm Reply

Those are so creative! They look so real! What an awesome idea.
- Mom Spark — August 14, 2017 @ 2:16 pm Reply
  
  Thanks so much, Pam! They are so fun to make and eat!
Angela — November 15, 2017 @ 9:20 am Reply

These are awesome! My daughters class is doing a Thanksgiving Brunch before break and these are going to fit the Menu perfectly! How long do you think the donuts will stay fresh after assembled? Trying to decide if I can make them the night before or that morning I am taking them into her class? Thanks!
- Mom Spark — November 15, 2017 @ 1:01 pm Reply
  
  You can absolutely make them the night before and put them in an air-tight container. 🙂
Barbara Karr — November 16, 2017 @ 9:23 am Reply

These are the cutest thing I have seen in a long time. I so want to make some to take to the Senior Center. Are you using bought holes or making yourself? Thanks for the smile and the recipe! B Karr.
- Mom Spark — December 5, 2017 @ 3:59 pm Reply
  
  I just bought the donut holes because it was so much easier!
Tono Ben — December 2, 2019 @ 2:16 am Reply

Thanks for the recipes Amy. Will make this for my kids tonight. Looks damn delicious + cute 🙂
- Mom Spark — December 5, 2019 @ 5:23 pm Reply
  
  You are so welcome! Let me know how they turn out!
Rose — August 24, 2022 @ 5:56 am Reply

Love this.Thank you for sharing.
marlene — November 13, 2023 @ 9:37 am Reply

I love this idea! My sister-in-law makes Thanksgiving every year and I’d love to make these and bring them for dessert. Will I be able to put a bunch of them in a cake box or do they need to be served/stored in a single layer? I can’t wait to do this. They are going to be such a hit!
- Amy @ Mom Spark — November 15, 2023 @ 11:03 am Reply
  
  Great question! I would keep them in a single layer to avoid any frosting getting on the other “acorns.” 🙂
Suzanne — November 17, 2023 @ 11:00 pm Reply

This looks so good! What a fun treat to make for fall brunch!
- Amy @ Mom Spark — November 19, 2023 @ 1:34 am Reply
  
  I’m so glad you like it!