Crossword Clue: Glazed breakfast item, often
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Glazed breakfast item, often"
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- Beanery item for dunkers
- Bear claw alternative
- Bear claw's cousin
- A pastry, for short
- Bagel's sugary cousin
- Bake-shop offering
- Bakery item with some shortening?
- Bakery offering
- Bakery product
- Dunkable item
- Dunkable ring
- Dunkable treat
- Dunked snack
- Dunker
- Dunker's delight, informally
- Dunking item
- Hole-some breakfast?
- Holey dessert
- Fried treat
- Fave food for Homer Simpson
- Fritter relative
- Breakfast item
- Breakfast-on-the-run pickup
- Breakfast pastry
- Breakfast sweet
- Breakfast takeout
- Breakfast treat, informally
- Breakfast treat
- Homer Simpson's delight
- Brief coffee go-with, perhaps
- It goes with a cup of java
- It may be powdered or glazed
- It may get dunked
- It may start as a flat ring
- It might be glazed or jelly-filled
- It might be jelly-filled or chocolate-frosted
- Cop's snack, humorously
- Cop's treat in stereotypes
- Dieter's no-no, for short
- Diner dessert
- Christian of film
- It's often dunked
- It's often glazed, informally
- Glazed breakfast item, often
- Glazed food item
- Glazed goody
- Glazed item, briefly
- Glazed item, informally
- Glazed or powdered item
- Jelly container, maybe
- Jelly container, perhaps
- Cruller cousin
- Cruller kin
- Cruller relative, briefly
- Cruller's cousin
- Cruller's cuz
- Cruller's kin
- Food recently crossed with a croissant
- Food with a hole in the middle
- Force feed?
- Coffee accompanier, at times
- Coffee break snack
- Coffee break snack, informally
- Coffee-break snack
- Coffee break treat
- Coffee go-with
- Coffee insert, perhaps
- Coffee insert?
- Coffee intruder (var.)
- Coffee mate
- Coffee mate?
- Coffee shop offering
- Coffee's companion
- Colloquial cousin of the cruller.
- Drool-inducer for Homer Simpson
- Ring for breakfast
- Ring in a coffee shop
- Ring in the morning?
- Ring-shaped cake
- The ___ Hole (famed California bakery)
- Toroid treat
- Toroidal pastry
- Toroidal treat
- Maple bar or apple fritter
- Object of Homer's desire
- Treat for Homer Simpson
- Treat in a grease-stained bag
- Treat with a Boston cream variety
- Krispy Kreme creation
- Krispy Kreme offering
- Krispy Kreme product
- Krispy Kreme purchase
- Krispy Kreme treat
- Oft-dunked snack
- Oft-dunked treat
- Oft-glazed snack
- Oft-glazed treat, briefly
- Part of a baker's dozen
- Sugary ring
- Old fashioned, e.g.
- Popular dunker (Var.)
- Popular pastry for dunkin'
- Pastry with a hole
- One may be turned in a lot
- Powder holder
- One of a box of 13, perhaps
- One of a dozen, sometimes
- One of Homer's favorite foods
- "Life preserver," in diner lingo
- Order with a glass of milk
- Morning meeting snack
- Space-saving spare tire
- Sweet ring
- Sweet snack with coffee
- Sinker
- 'Sinker'
- Skid mark trick
- Tasty torus
- Snack for Homer Simpson
- Snack for Homer
- Stereotypical snack for a cop
- Stereotypical snack for cops
- Stereotypical snack for cops, briefly
- Stereotypical snack for cops, informally
- Stereotypical snack for cops (Var.)
Recent Usage of Glazed breakfast item, often in Crossword Puzzles
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- Inkwell - Sept. 28, 2007
