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Krispy Kreme & ‘Elf’ Bring the ‘Day of the Dozens’ Annual Celebration
December 12, 2023
The annual “Day of the Dozens” celebration at Krispy Kreme is making a triumphant return. This exciting event is creating a buzz among doughnut lovers who are looking forward to delighting in a dozen of the chain’s original hot glazed doughnuts, available for just $1. The only condition? Customers must purchase a dozen doughnuts or a 16-count of mini doughnuts at regular price. This deal comes as the doughnut retailer also reveals an exciting, limited-edition doughnut box inspired by the much-loved movie “Elf.”
The Elf-Inspired Offer
This year’s celebration is not just about doughnuts, but also about commemorating the 20th anniversary of the beloved movie “Elf.” In honor of this milestone, Krispy Kreme has introduced an “Elf Holiday Collection.” The deal includes this limited-edition collection, which comes in an Elf-themed dozen box. Doughnut enthusiasts can therefore bask in the festive spirit while enjoying their favorite sweet treats.
How To Redeem the ‘Day of the Dozens’ Deal
Consumers can take advantage of the deal in-store or through the drive-thru. There’s also the option to order online for pickup or delivery, all through the Krispy Kreme app. The opportunity, however, is not infinite. The offer is limited to two redemptions for guests who make their purchases in-store or at the drive-thru. For those who decide to place their orders online for pickup or delivery, you’re limited to one redemption using the promo code “DOZEN.”
A Delightful Celebration
Krispy Kreme’s annual “Day of the Dozens” celebration brings joy and effervescence to the holiday season. The participation in this event is a testament to the doughnut chain’s popularity and its commitment to providing its customers with a unique and delightful experience. Whether it’s through the delicious, fresh doughnuts or the celebratory, movie-inspired box, Krispy Kreme continues to spread cheer one doughnut at a time.
This year’s offer went live on Tuesday, Dec. 12.
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