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Krispy Kreme Deals
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If you've a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), you can get 10% off in-store or online at Krispy Kreme. Show your Blue Light Card in a Krispy Kreme store, or generate a code to use online from the Blue Light Card website or app.
The discount isn't available on items from a Krispy Kreme cabinet in third-party stores such as Tesco and service stations.
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Sign up to Krispy Kreme's newsletter to get a free original glazed Krispy Kreme doughnut (norm £1.35-£1.75).
You'll be emailed a voucher which you can either print (if you want to collect from selected Tesco stores) or show on your smartphone at a Krispy Kreme store. By giving your email address you're signing up to its newsletter, but you can unsubscribe after you've received your voucher.
The offer is valid in all Krispy Kreme UK standalone stores plus concessions at Tesco and service stations, but not at Costco, Center Parcs or Krispy Kreme Occasions.
Have a look at our Food & Drink deals for other freebies.
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If you download the 'Krispy Kreme Rewards' app for Apple or Android and use it to register for the free loyalty scheme, you can get a voucher to show in a Krispy Kreme store for one free doughnut of your choice (normally £1.65-£2.25) to claim during your birthday month.
The offer is valid only in Krispy Kreme stores and not concessions, for example, in Tesco. You'll also get a free doughnut just for signing up. See full T&Cs.
Can I sign up without the app? If you sign up for the 'Krispy Kreme Rewards' loyalty scheme via email (not the app) you'll still be able to get one doughnut for yourself on your birthday, and one just for joining, which can be redeemed at Krispy Kreme stores.
Latest Expired Deals
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FREE Krispy Kreme original glazed doughnut
Click & print coupon for Krispy Kreme stores only
ExpiredOn Fri 7 Jun only, if you look for a Krispy Kreme social post on its Twitter or Facebook account, you should find an in-store voucher for a free Krispy Kreme doughnut at Krispy Kreme stores (find your nearest).
Krispy Kreme says you'll also have to proclaim “I believe the world is shaped like a doughnut” (no, we're not joking!)
If you do-nuts for doughnuts, see how to get another free doughnut (this one can be claimed at Tesco stores too).
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BOGOF Krispy Kreme doughnuts
Click & print coupon for Krispy Kreme stores only
ExpiredIf you go to Krispy Kreme you can get an in-store voucher for a free Krispy Kreme doughnut when you buy another at full-price at Krispy Kreme stores (find your nearest) until Sun 10 Feb.
If you just want one doughnut, see our Free Krispy Kreme doughnut deal.
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