#1970s-snacks

#1970s-snacks

While Dunkin' didn't invent donut holes, its idea of selling bite-sized versions of its larger donuts really took off in the early 1970s, and for multiple reasons. First of all, they came in a smaller portion size than larger donuts, which some people preferred since five Munchkins were about the equivalent of a single donut. Since you could mix and match flavors, it meant you weren't restricted to deciding on just one flavor when you had a finite amount of stomach space for donuts.