2 Ingredient Donuts!

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This video teaches how to make donuts using only two ingredients. It claims to be an easy and simple recipe that requires just a couple items. The link provided goes to a video demonstrating the donut making process with minimal components.

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This video will teach you how to make donuts with TWO INGREDIENTS!
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