Print out this voucher to receive 6 free Krispy Kremes when you purchase a Kristmas dozen. Must be presented in-store. Sounds like a great way to sugar up your office prior to the Christmas break!
6 free Krispy Kremes with the purchase of 1 Kristmas dozen
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Assuming they accept it. Given the wording I think they will honour it, but KK have been known to reject 'printed' vouchers in the past.
Edit: I see they encourage you to share the voucher with your friends etc., and the voucher is available on the net, therefore I'm sure they will honour it. :)
another double up whats going on today
Well they said
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To redeem your gift, simply print this voucher and take it into any Krispy Kreme store. Present it when you purchase a Kristmas dozen and you’ll receive 6 Original Glazed FREE!so yes, "print this voucher".
Or you could go to the http://www.hotdockets.com.au website and print off their buy anything get something to equal or lesser value free.
So buy a dozen and get a dozen free assorted or plain.
I'm pretty sure this is Australia wide, as someone from Vic posted this deal on this site, and I'm in NSW and have the same voucher on my Kmart dockets.
Direct link, click on the coupon to print one with a unique code.
http://www.hotdockets.com.au/displaydockets.asp?checkall=on&…In the USA, they give a free dozen away
Thanks. That certainly explains people's size over there.
Yes, Bingo! In Mcdonalds or Burger Kings over there, their regular size is our extra large size.
The voucher from hotdockets I found says "Only available in NSW"
http://www.hotdockets.com.au/view_coupon.asp?id=185875
at bottom left :(Go to the homepage and enter 3000 as your postcode to get one that doesn't say that.
apologies - after changed my search I come up with an unrestricted voucher
http://www.hotdockets.com.au/view_coupon.asp?id=184596thank you itsross!
I wont vote neg, but I refuse to buy KK based on KK Oz's stance on trans-fats. The USA have banned them and now use a new recipe/cooking method, but over here they are still used and KK refuse to tell anyone what content of trans-fats are in their products… cause the law doesn't make them.
Rant over. :)
agreed KK's stubbornness in its continued use of trans-fats. Not good enuff so wont eat their ridiculously tasty donuts.. :|
Wouldn't touch a KK donut. Here's the link to the story on trans fats:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/doughnut-giant-still-usi…
Now that is a GOOD OFFER.
Beats s**t wishlist all the time..