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Bland, salty, fatty, ISLAND FOOD par excellence … Follow that up with a malasada, which is a yummy, chewy, big, flat Phillipino dougnuts coated in granular sugar — holy Jesus Christmas that shit is good, bra …
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Bob O'Connor for The Wall Street Journal A worker at the Provincetown Portuguese Bakery, which is thought to be at least a century old, offers up a malasada—fried dough dusted with sugar
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At the Provincetown Portuguese Bakery , which is thought to be at least a century old, order a malasada—fried dough dusted with sugar 299 Commercial St.; closes at the end of October.
Cape Cod Jeff Chu 2011
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Realistically, for one person, one regular malasada and one stuffed malasada ought to be more than plenty for breakfast.
Archive 2005-08-01 2005
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Realistically, for one person, one regular malasada and one stuffed malasada ought to be more than plenty for breakfast.
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My beloved grabbed the attacked malasada and handed me one of his.
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So the team, AFTER DRIVING FOR FOUR HOURS, heads to the malasada bakery and finds the typewriter shop which is not a little anachronistic, but A LOT anachronistic which brings me to another digression: why is Typewriter Store Owner always so surprised when a shifter comes in?
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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The stuff from the Hamakua coast of the Big Island was also excellent; when you are in the little town of Honoka'a, stop in at Tex's for a superior malasada (Portuguese donut-like thing with no holes).
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A sparrow flapped at my hand, banged into it and ripped off a big chunk of malasada, flurrying away to gobble it down.
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I was holding my one malasada in my right hand taking tiny bites to make it last longer.
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