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Krispy Kreme is offering $5 dozens and free coffee on National Coffee Day — how to claim

Krispy Kreme is celebrating National Coffee Day with a brand-new Original Glazed Coffee Flavored Doughnut, $5 dozen deals, and free coffee on Sept. 29.

Krispy Kreme is offering $5 dozens and free coffee on National Coffee Day — how to claim

On National Coffee Day, Krispy Kreme is offering a limited-time $5 dozen deal and free coffee for customers. Through September 29, the chain will be rolling out a new Original Glazed Coffee Flavored Doughnut that combines their classic glazed doughnut with a smooth, subtly bold coffee flavor.

To take advantage of the $5 dozen promotion, customers can buy any full-priced dozen at participating Krispy Kreme locations on September 29 and add a second dozen of either the new Original Glazed Coffee Flavored Doughnuts or the classic Original Glazed Doughnuts for just $5. This deal is available for in-store and drive-thru orders, with customers allowed to redeem up to two $5 dozens per guest.

Additionally, on National Coffee Day (Tuesday, September 29), Krispy Kreme is offering a free small or medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase. This promotion is limited to one free drink per guest at in-store and drive-thru locations. Customers can redeem this offer online or through the Krispy Kreme mobile app by using the promo code COFFEE at checkout, but note that online orders are limited to one $5 dozen per order while supplies last.

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