7-Eleven's glazed doughnuts are 50 cents for one day only. Here's what to know
7-Eleven is offering discounted doughnuts — but the deal won't stick around.
On Friday, June 6, 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members can grab a 50-cent glazed doughnut at participating 7-Eleven, Stripes and Speedway stores to celebrate National Doughnut Day, the convenience retailer said.
No additional purchase is required.
Those who miss the one-day offer can get a glazed doughnut for $1 until Tuesday, June 24, 7-Eleven said.
'At 7-Eleven, bakery is all about delivering a delicious, fresh experience that fits seamlessly into our customers' busy lives,' Brandon Brown, senior vice president of fresh foods for 7-Eleven, said in a news release.
Additional information wasn't immediately available.
The first National Doughnut Day event was held in Chicago in 1938, according to The Salvation Army. 'Donut Lassies' served the pastries to thousands of soldiers during World War I and helped popularize doughnuts in the U.S., the organization's website says.
'Both the presence of these courageous women and the donuts that tasted of home brought a light of hope and happiness to the battlefield — a much-needed morale boost for languishing soldiers,' The Salvation Army said.
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