Dear Dunkin'

I made something and I think you may like it.

I made something and I think you may like it.

I'm a simple man with simple needs.
Let's make a deal.

How it works:

Patent Pending

Food Safe & Dishwasher Safe

$12.99 + shipping ยท Estimated ready: Holiday 2026

Cool!
GLAZED ยท JELLY ยท BOSTON KREME ยท BLUEBERRY ยท CHOCOLATE ยท BUTTERNUT ยท OLD FASHIONED ยท

A Letter to Dunkin'

I am prepared to make the deal of a lifetime.

Sun Tracker PARTY BARGE 20 DLX

I am not a fancy boy - I would like a pontoon boat.
Specifically, a Sun Tracker PARTY BARGEยฎ 20 DLX w/ 60 ELPT FourStroke Command Thrust Mercuryยฎ FourStroke.
MSRP is $32,870 - not including the trailer (I'll need that too)

Crown of the Butternut King of New England

I would also like to be crowned the "Butternut King of New England"

I will trade you these things for the intellectual property rights for my donut hole-der. I can make it, but I don't want to.

I think this is a fair deal, but am willing to talk to Tim Hortons if necessary.

Designed to work with nearly every donut hole known to mankind.

Even the trash ones, like blueberry.

How It Works

Three steps. That's it. You got this.

Click!

Step 1

Load it up!

Flip open the cap and fill it with 3 or 4 of your favorite donut hole treats.

I've optimized the design to work with over 80% of the donuts out there.

Just eat the other ones. You'll be ok.

Pop!

Step 2

Press to Dispense!

Simply press the lever to drop a donut hole directly into your waiting hand (or mouth โ€” whatever floats your boat).

I've spent a year refining this to work well. My patent pending Drop-Stopper prevents the next donut from falling. Neat!

Eat it
Chew!

Step 3

Eat it!

I think you can figure this one out for yourself.

I've measured nearly 100 donut holes to determine the optimal design to work with over 80% of donuts. I ate a bunch too and forgot to measure them.

82 Donut holes
measured
80% Compatibility
confirmed
31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 61 Donut hole diameter (mm)

Fun Fact

Donut holes are ellipsoids, not spheres

Did you know that? Neither did I. This means I had to measure 3 dimensions for each donut.