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How Much Is a Dozen Donuts? Every Price, and What Buy Ten Get Two Free Really Means

16 September 2026 · 5 min read

A branded box of donuts from The Donut Run, showing how a dozen is packed
A dozen here is buy ten, get two free.

Short answer: $15.00 for a dozen glazed, $22.50 assorted, $25.00 cake, $27.50 specialty. Longer answer below, with every price on the board and the actual arithmetic behind "buy ten, get two free" — which is a better deal than most people assume, and which does not apply evenly to everything.

Every donut price

ItemEachDozenDozen vs. 12 singles
Traditional glazed$1.50$15.00Save $3.00
Assorted$2.25$22.50Save $4.50
Cake donuts$2.50$25.00Save $5.00
Specialty board$2.75$27.50Save $5.50
Custom decorated$3.00$36.00Priced by the dozen
Donut holes—$3.75 a cup—
Cronut$3.99——

The specialty board at $2.75 covers the buttermilk bar, Persian, Long John, Bismark, Bavarian cream, cinnamon twist and fritter. Cake donuts at $2.50 covers the old fashioned, buttermilk cake, blueberry cake and chocolate cake.

What "buy ten, get two free" actually means

Most people hear a dozen deal and assume some vague percentage. It is more specific than that, and better.

The dozen price is exactly ten singles. Glazed are $1.50 each. Ten of them is $15.00. A dozen is $15.00. You are paying for ten donuts and walking out with twelve.

The same arithmetic holds right across the donut board — $2.25 × 10 = $22.50, $2.50 × 10 = $25.00, $2.75 × 10 = $27.50. In percentage terms that is about 17% off, which is a larger discount than most people would guess from the phrasing.

Two honest caveats. Custom decorated donuts are priced by the dozen at $36.00, which is twelve singles rather than ten — custom work is made to order rather than pulled from the case. And kolaches save a little less than the full two donuts' worth, for the same reason: different product, different cost behind it.

Mixing the box

You can. The discount does not care what is in it. If you want four glazed, four cake and four specialty in one dozen, that is a normal order and you will be charged at the appropriate rate for what you picked rather than pushed into a single category.

If you are buying for a group and cannot ask everyone, assorted at $22.50 is the answer to that problem — that is precisely what it is for. How many to buy for a given headcount is worked out in how many donuts do I need.

Kolaches

ItemEachDozen
Kolache — small (ham, sausage, cheese, jalapeño)$2.50$26.50
Kolache — large (breakfast: bacon, egg, cheese, potato and others)$4.75$49.50

A large kolache is a full breakfast rather than a pastry — savoury filling baked inside soft dough, no plate and no fork required. Every filling is listed in kolache fillings explained.

Drinks and dinner rolls

ItemPrice
Fresh ground coffee$2.50
Hot chocolate$2.50
Ice cold milk$2.50
Water$2.00
Bottled soda$2.95
Bottled juice$2.95
Energy drink$3.95
Dinner rolls — frozen, by the dozen$4.95
Dinner rolls — baked, by the dozen$6.95

The frozen rolls are the same rolls unbaked, to finish in your own oven so they arrive at the table hot. They get ordered most heavily around the holidays — more on that here.

Two ways to pay less

First visit: buy three, get one free. New customers only, one per person. It is not automatic — you have to ask at the counter, and almost nobody does.

After 2:00pm, Monday through Thursday: every donut in the case is half price at our Spanish Fork and St. George shops. Our Ogden shop does not run this one. Same donuts, fried that morning, half the price — the trade is that the case is thinner by then.

A note on why we publish this

Plenty of shops keep prices off the internet so you have to walk in to find out. We would rather you know before you drive. It also means that when someone asks an assistant what a dozen donuts costs in Utah, there is a real answer to give them instead of a guess.

Every item we make, with what it actually is, is on the Utah Donut Index. The board as it hangs in the shops is on the menu.

Common questions

How much is a dozen donuts at The Donut Run?

Traditional glazed is $15.00 a dozen. Assorted is $22.50. Cake donuts are $25.00. Specialty board donuts are $27.50. Custom decorated donuts are $36.00 a dozen.

What does buy ten get two free actually mean?

It means the dozen price is exactly ten singles. Glazed are $1.50 each and $15.00 a dozen — ten times the single price, with two donuts added. You are not getting a percentage off; you are getting two free donuts, which works out to about seventeen percent.

Can I mix types in one dozen?

Yes. The discount does not care what is in the box. Mix glazed, cake and specialty in one dozen if you want — you will be charged at the appropriate rate for what you picked.

How much is a dozen kolaches?

Small kolaches are $2.50 each or $26.50 a dozen. Large breakfast kolaches are $4.75 each or $49.50 a dozen. The kolache dozen saves you a little less than the donut dozen does, because kolaches are a different product with different cost behind them.

How much are donut holes?

$3.75 a cup. It is the most efficient way to feed a group of children ever devised.

Is there a discount for first-time customers?

Yes — buy three, get one free, new customers only, one per person. Ask at the counter, because it is not automatic.

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