expiredTheCosmoKramer posted Jan 17, 2026 01:16 PM
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expiredTheCosmoKramer posted Jan 17, 2026 01:16 PM
Krispy Kreme: $1 Original Glazed Dozen w/Purchase of Any Dozen
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Now through January 18th, buy any dozen or a 16-count Minis box and snag a dozen Original Glazed for just $1.
If ordering online, just add the $1 dozen option from the menu and use promo code BOGO1 at checkout. Valid in-shop, drive-thru, and online at participating locations.
https://www.krispykreme
If ordering online, just add the $1 dozen option from the menu and use promo code BOGO1 at checkout. Valid in-shop, drive-thru, and online at participating locations.
https://www.krispykreme
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Now through January 18th, buy any dozen or a 16-count Minis box and snag a dozen Original Glazed for just $1.
If ordering online, just add the $1 dozen option from the menu and use promo code BOGO1 at checkout. Valid in-shop, drive-thru, and online at participating locations.
https://www.krispykreme
If ordering online, just add the $1 dozen option from the menu and use promo code BOGO1 at checkout. Valid in-shop, drive-thru, and online at participating locations.
https://www.krispykreme
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BeautifulGiraffe193
In my area, $16.49 (if allowed to buy a dozen glazed for the offer)/24 = $0.68708/doughnut
With this evaluation, I give this the WAGE CONSCIOUS label. That means families from all over the U.S. can buy knowing that it is within minimum wage rates, which helps budgets. ~Good to stay informed.~
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If a doughnut from Krispy Kreme was $0.25 on $0.25/hr. (which, the wage you got right from the article!); today it would be no more than $7.25/hr. I prefer to go by per doughnut $0.05.
One doughnut at Krispy Kreme right now is $1.99 in my area and a dozen is $15.49. So the ratio is 12-13% of one dozen glazed doughnut is a cost of one glazed doughnut. It was actually more expensive in 1937, where they estimate (they use "about a quarter" in the article, meaning they do not really know).
If I go by the individual doughnut price, $0.05 would be $1.45 today (for one doughnut) and about $12.08/dozen (even then, this deal would be good because one gets 12 dozens for $1 on top of $15.49, bringing the total cost of a doughnut down on a single doughnut). The $0.05 would seem more plausible because Dunkin also offered theirs for $0.05 into the 1940s!
I almost always try to go by minimum wage and it has saved me A LOT. I won't buy certain items unless it is close to the true value. To each their own.
I bought a new car under $24900 because a car in 1938 was $860. So it has helped me there too.
I find it hard how anyone cannot acknowledge at least a baseline, before they buy (one will not save much if they do not). Then again, I have found people will not admit it on here, but will adopt this mentality off the books. No need to thank, pay (haha) it forward.
But I see that your reading comprehension seems to be about as impressive as your logic skills. The article stated that "Five cents bought two doughnuts, and a dozen cost a quarter." You'd get two doughnuts for a nickel and the word "about" wasn't part of the statement at all.
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