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Ben & Jerry's and Krispy Kreme Sweeten the Deal for Voters

Time to celebrate democracy by celebrating your sweet tooth.
October 31, 2008  |  
 
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While virtue is its own reward, voting has some benefits too: both Krispy Kreme and Ben & Jerry's are offering free tasty delights to celebrate Election Day. Says a Krispy Kreme rep:

We can't guarantee that your candidate of preference will win on November 4, but we can guarantee that your right to voice your choice will be rewarded with a patriotic doughnut that will remind you just how tasty freedom really is. Krispy Kreme encourages everyone to take part in this historical election and vote.

To get the free star shaped doughnut, just show up at your local Krispy Kreme with your I Voted sticker.

And while the doughnut is only available to those who have voted, Ben & Jerry's is offering a free ice cream scoop to everyone on November 4, from 5 to 8 pm. Walt Freese, Chief Euphoria Officer of the Vermont based ice-cream maker explained:


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