Krispy Kreme Menu Prices 2026

This is the comparison I wish someone had shown me before I ordered my first dozen through DoorDash. I pulled the delivery prices directly from DoorDash's live Krispy Kreme menu in July 2026 and compared them against the in-store prices I've tracked. The markup is significant — and on smaller packs, it's honestly shocking.

One of the most common questions I get is "why did I pay more than your listed price?" — and the answer is almost always location. Krispy Kreme prices are not uniform across the US. I've tracked customer-reported prices across different states, and the gap is real: the same Original Glazed dozen can range from around $11 in parts of the South to $16 or more in New York and California.

The national average for an Original Glazed dozen sits around $13.49 as of mid-2026. I use this as the baseline throughout this guide, but your local price may differ by a few dollars in either direction. When in doubt, I'd suggest checking Krispy Kreme's app with your local store selected — it shows the exact in-store price for your area.

These are the in-store prices I've verified for every standard doughnut on the current Krispy Kreme menu. I've listed both the single and dozen price for each, because the per-doughnut math changes dramatically when you buy twelve — and that's the detail most price guides leave out.

The dozen is always the smartest way to buy at Krispy Kreme — it brings the per-doughnut cost down to roughly $1.12 compared to $1.59+ for a single. I always recommend the dozen over individual purchases. The two-dozen deal drops it even further if you're buying for a group.

Doughnut Dots are the bite-sized version of the Original Glazed, and honestly they're one of the better values on the menu — especially on delivery apps, where their markup is the lowest of anything Krispy Kreme sells (14–43% vs 60–108% for full doughnuts).

Krispy Kreme's minis are the portion-friendly option — each one runs around 90 to 100 calories. I find these are best for kids' parties or when you want variety without committing to a full-sized doughnut.

Krispy Kreme's coffee menu is simpler and cheaper than Starbucks or Dunkin' — that's one of the things I appreciate about it. A basic brewed coffee starts at $2.60, and even the fanciest frozen latte tops out under $6. The Original Glazed Latte is their signature drink, and if you haven't tried it, it genuinely tastes like the doughnut in liquid form.

On delivery apps, iced coffees run about $3.99 and specialty lattes around $5.29 to $5.89 — roughly a 30–40% markup over in-store. Not as extreme as the doughnut markup, but still noticeable if you're ordering regularly.

If you like Krispy Kreme's coffee but don't live near a store, their at-home line is actually solid value — a 12-count K-Cup box works out to under $1.20 per cup, which is less than half the in-store brewed coffee price.

After tracking these prices for years, these are the moves I've found that consistently save the most money. The single biggest one is simple: buy in-store, buy by the dozen, and skip the delivery apps unless you genuinely can't make the trip.