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...Dunkin' Donuts: $5.99. The original blend was tops with two of our tasters, who thought it was the smoothest brew, but most found it "a little bitter" and thought the taste was "blah and funky." --L.McL...
...Sundays ago, I was in the Porter Square Dunkin Donuts because I had finished running errands in the area and was waiting for Pier One to open. I wanted to buy new cushions for the chairs in my room. Because I chose to sleep late, I hadn’t eaten at Cabot and was enjoying an egg and cheese and coffee while I made flashcards for Spanish Bab at a semi-frantic pace...
DIED. WILLIAM ROSENBERG, 86, founder of America's favorite guilty pleasure, Dunkin' Donuts; in Mashpee, Mass. After World War II, he began serving coffee and pastries to factory workers from a mobile canteen. The business grew into the world's largest baked-goods and coffee chain, with 5,000 outlets and more than 50 varieties of doughnuts...
...already eyeing other European sites, but the first two beachheads were obvious ones. Britain is always high on location lists when American retailers venture into Europe, mainly because of supposed cultural similarities and a somewhat common language. And Spain is known for having a particular taste for doughnuts - of Dunkin' Donuts' 59 European outlets, 23 are there...
Europeans tend to think of doughnuts as being leaden and greasy, and easily bypassed in favor of a flaky croissant or a properly made scone slathered in fresh cream and strawberry jam. Consider Dunkin' Donuts, owned by the British beverage company Allied Domecq. It doesn't release separate figures for its European shops, but they're not considered a success. "I'd be amazed if Dunkin' Donuts makes any money at all in Europe," says Andrew Holland, an ABN AMRO analyst in London. Indeed, Dunkin' Donuts closed its last U.K. outlet earlier this year. But the quality of Krispy Kreme...