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FREE KRISPY KREME:Krispy Kreme is Mike Horner Archivesgiving away free original glazed doughnuts on May 7. Order in store only, with no purchase necessary.

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On May 7, Krispy Kreme is giving away original glazed doughnuts for absolutely nothing.

There's no purchase necessary with this free giveaway. The offer is only available on May 7 at participating U.S. shop locations and is subject to availability. Participants are limited to one redemption each, so don't get greedy.

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So why are Krispy Kreme feeling so generous? This promotion is tied into the deadline for the Real ID requirement to fly in the United States. Bucking the trend, Krispy Kreme is offering free doughnuts with no ID required. Just swing by Krispy Kreme and treat yourself.

Grab a free original glazed doughnut from Krispy Kreme before the end of the day.

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