Now that’s a gas benefit: Krispy Kreme selling original glazed dozens at national average price of regular gas
As a way to combat “deflation,” popular donut shop Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is making wallets happy with a Wednesday special that’ll sweeten the pain at the pump.
Every Wednesday until May 4, customers can purchase one Original Glazed dozen at the cost of the national average of one gallon of regular gas, according to the company on their website. This week, the national average is $4.11.! ⛽🍩 The next 4 Wednesdays we’re helping alleviate the cost at the pump by matching the price of an Original Glazed dozen to the national average $ of a gallon of gas! WED.
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