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  1. French cruller — Pink Box
    A ring extruded from choux paste — flour cooked into butter and water, then beaten with eggs — piped through a star tip so it fries up ridged and hollow, and glazed thin. No yeast, no baking powder: steam lifts it.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/donut/french-cruller/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 32K
  2. The proof box — Pink Box
    A warm humid cabinet where cut rings take their final rise before they go in the fat.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/kitchen/proof-box/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 28K
  3. Donuts near me — Pink Box
    Donut shops near you, anywhere in the United States: cake or raised, open today, independents only, and the ones that also sell egg rolls, breakfast burritos, bacon egg and cheese or kolaches — every tag with its evidence.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/near/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 3211K
  4. Where we stop — Pink Box
    What this directory covers, where its rows come from, and what it has not got to yet.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/coverage/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 27K
  5. Cake or raised — Pink Box
    What separates a raised donut from a cake donut: yeast against baking powder, 150 seconds against 90, 38 grams against 26, and which shops run which.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/dough/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 62K
  6. Donuts — Pink Box
    Raised glazed, old-fashioned, buttermilk bar, apple fritter, bear claw, maple bar, jelly bismarck, malasada.
    nanobotco.github.io/pink-box/donuts/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 36K

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