Krispy Kreme Promotion , Matches Cost of a Dozen Donuts , to Average US Gas Price.<br />Krispy Kreme Promotion , Matches Cost of a Dozen Donuts , to Average US Gas Price.<br />Krispy Kreme's "doughnut deflation" promotion begins on April 13 and lasts through May 4.<br />It means that donut lovers can get a dozen of the chain's Original Glazed Doughnuts for the national average price of a gallon of gasoline.<br />[The cost of a dozen donuts will be] based on the national average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in the United States on the Monday at the beginning of the week, Krispy Kreme Announcement, <br />via 'USA Today'.<br />The current national average is $4.11.<br />Participating stores will set a two dozen limit for the promotional price.<br />The promotion is valid in stores, <br />online and via the chain's app.<br />While Americans deal with the rising PPG – price per gallon – of gasoline, we’re lowering our PPOG – price per Original Glaze, Dave Skena, Krispy Kreme’s CMO, <br />via 'USA Today'.<br />Inflation and high gasoline prices are serious and forcing families to make tough tradeoffs, Dave Skena, Krispy Kreme’s CMO, <br />via 'USA Today'.<br />A dozen Original Glazed Doughnuts for the price of a gallon of gas will help our fans make midweek a little sweeter for their friends and family, Dave Skena, Krispy Kreme’s CMO, <br />via 'USA Today'.<br />The promotion comes following <br />a month of record-breaking gas prices <br />that have begun to slowly fall.<br />Krispy Kreme is just one of several companies focusing on rising inflation costs that U.S. consumers currently face. .<br />Dunkin' and Shell have teamed up to provide a gas discount after every fifth drink purchase at the donut chain.<br />Dunkin' and Shell have teamed up to provide a gas discount after every fifth drink purchase at the donut chain.<br />Popular chains in the U.S. South, including Wawa and Bojangles, are also offering inflation-based promotions.<br />Popular chains in the U.S. South, including Wawa and Bojangles, are also offering inflation-based promotions
