Get your Coffee Passport from Krispy Kreme and enjoy free treats!

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If you are a coffee and donut afficionado (like me), better head for the nearest Krispy Kreme branch and get The Coffee Passport that Krispy Kreme is offering its loyal customers on its 75th birthday.  Start enjoying the Krispy Kreme donut and coffee goodness by buying a medium or large cup of Signature Coffee or Espresso to get the Coffee Passport.  Beginning August 17 (about 4 days ago) this passport, will give you a chance to get free treats from Krispy Kreme.  All a customer has to do is to collect stamps to fill it: one cup of Signature Coffee or espresso for one stamp, and a Brew Box or a Brew Box Jr. for two. The completion of three stamps will get a customer a free half dozen of Original Glazed doughnuts (Yum, my favorite). Six stamps will equate to a free Krispy Kreme birthday mug, while a box of a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts will be given in exchange of a dozen stamps.  (Wow, that's a week's supply of donut!)



These passports will be available in Krispy Kreme stores nationwide until September 30. On the other hand, stamps will be given until October 14, while redemption of the free items will extend until December 14— this is to let everyone revel in this one-of-a-kind goodness brought by Krispy Kreme's delightful treats until the end of its birthday year.

To get more information and updates about the Krispy Kreme and its products, you may become a friend of Krispy Kreme by visiting KrispyKreme.com.ph or by liking Chloe at facebook.com/ChloeKrispyKremePH.

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