Krispy Kreme doughnuts are a sweet reward for people who get vaccinated.
Pennsylvania has six locations where you can nab the free treat.
Krispy Kreme is offering a sweet deal for people who get vaccinated against COVID-19: A free original glazed doughnut for anyone who shows their vaccination card.
The deal starts on Monday, March 22, and continues through the end of the year.
The offer is valid only for in-person purchases, and is not valid with other coupons.
The offer is valid only at “participating locations,” so The Keystone called all six locations in Pennsylvania to find out which are participating and what their restrictions are.
Bensalem
The Bucks County shop is participating, and vaccinated people can get one free doughnut per day.
Clarks Summit
This Lackawanna County shop is participating, and vaccinated people can get one free glazed doughnut per day.
Erie
This Erie County shop is participating, and vaccinated people can get one free glazed doughnut per day.
Havertown
The shop in Delaware County is participating. Details are TBA.
Scranton
This shop in Lackawanna County is participating, and vaccinated people can get one free glazed doughnut and coffee on Mondays.
Washington
This shop in Washington County is participating, and vaccinated people can get one free glazed doughnut per day.
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