It's National Donut Day! That means freebies and discounts at shops like Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme.
The first Friday in June marks National Donut Day! Or as some places call it -- National Doughnut Day!Dunkin'feel like offices should be closed on Friday for National Donut Day tbh, you get a free doughnut of your choice -- no purchase necessary! It's in shop only at participating shops while supplies last - and limit one per person.
Krispy Kreme is also offering a $1 Original Glazed dozen with any dozen purchase in-store. They are also taking 50% off their Krispy Kreme hat. One more thing from Krispy Kreme, customers will receive a coupon to come back the following Friday, June 10, and try a new mystery glaze doughnut. NATIONAL DOUGHNUT DAY. Tomorrow, June 3rd. FREE 🍩 of your choice! 🎉 Tag a friend so they don't miss out!
In shop only at participating US & CAN shops while supplies last on 6/3. Limit one per person. Full offer details at
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