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Everything You Need To Know About Hurts Donut Company

You can't buy happiness but you can buy donuts, and that's kinda the same thing.

Mikayla Kaitlyn Keeter
Jan 30, 2017
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Everything You Need To Know About Hurts Donut Company
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I have a very unhealthy obsession with Donuts. I have an even worse obsession with Hurts Donut Company. If you don't know what Hurts is, you are missing out on one of the greatest parts of life. If you are worried about getting fat this post is not for you. BUT if you are one of my friends who loves their sugar, let a sister hook you up with all you need to know about Hurts (AKA the closest thing to heaven here on earth).

First things first.

THEY ARE OPEN 25 HOURS A DAY 8 DAYS A WEEK.

That literally means they are open ALL the time. If you are craving a donut at 3 AM or 10 PM this is the place to be.

THEY HAVE A DONUT FOR EVERYONE.


Cinnamon and sugar? Love the cookie monster, or fruity pebbles, or cosmic brownies, or german chocolate, or red velvet? There is literally a donut for everyone. and I am not sure there is one that tastes bad.

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE.

Fun fact. If you purchase a shirt, every time you wear that shirt into the store and buy a donut, you get another one for free! FREE PEOPLE! I LOVE FREE. ESPICALLY DONUTS.

WHAM-BULANCE

Can't make it to the shop? DON'T WORRY. There are several locations that have an emergency vehicle to bring their deliciousness to your town.

HONESTLY. What more could you ask for? On top of all the greatness already mentioned, different locations sometimes offer different promotion deals. Whether it be someone wins free donuts by sharing a facebook post or by completing the big mouth challenge, there are always opportunities for MORE DONUTS.

LOCATIONS.

For all my friends who are close to one of these, it is a definite must and I won't even make you google a location near you.

1. Springfield, Missouri

320 Park Central W

1111 E Republic RD #164


2. Wichita, Kansas

7010 W. 21st N

3750 N Woodlawn


3. Norman, Oklahoma

746 ASP Ave

Coralville, Iowa

1301 5th St. #105


4. Lincoln, Nebraska

129 N 10th


5. Middleton, Wisconsin

2831 Parmenter St.


6. West Des Moines, Iowa

5513 Mills Civic Parkway STE 105


7. Joplin Missouri

1602 S. Rangeline Rd.


Locations coming soon.

Frisco, Texas

Tempe, Arizona

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Branson, Missouri

Fayetteville, Arkansas

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