They're pretty on the outside but DISGUSTING on the inside. I'm talking about the Christmas themed Donuts from Gregory's Donuts.

But when we bit into the donuts, our souls left our body and disappointment and sadness took over. Now, I've said this once, and I will say it again. There could be 30 donut shops in Cordoba City but most of them have no f*cking idea how to make a decent donut. You can add Gregory's Donuts to that list. Their donuts tasted like stale bread with sugar fondant on top, and the filling was nothing more than a teaspoon's worth.

Donuts are supposed to be semi-soft and sweet. This company thought they could slap an American name on their box, call their products donuts and assume everything would be okay. Well, they might appeal to the locals as a lot of bakeries around here offer donuts that are just as bad as this. But they sure as f*ck didn't appeal to us.

We ended up eating the sugary outside and then tossing the rest, but the nightmare didn't end here. Gregory's Donuts had been advertising what they call their "donut salado" or salty donut on Instagram for a couple of weeks. I had assumed that this was their attempt to make bagels since it was visually similar right up to the sesame seeds on top.

But what we got was nothing more than stale bread with a burnt top. I could also taste the oil they used to fry their "salty donut." To be blunt. They were disgusting!

So, basically, this purchase was nothing more than money that went into the trash. Merry f*cking Christmas, Gregory's Donuts. I hope you go out of business soon. We also found a hair inside the box. Thank you so much for that! Wear a hair net when prepping food next time. It's a health regulation in the States that you would be wise to adopt here in Argentina.

Meanwhile, we will definitely be sticking with American Donuts while keeping our fingers crossed that House of Donas will reappear sometime in the near future.