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Dunkin Donuts

            
             Dunkin Donuts first obtained fame through their wonderful tasting donuts. Today Dunkin Donuts has about forty-nine different kinds of donuts to choose from. The come in flavors like Apple 'N' Spice, Éclair and frosted donuts. As time progressed Dunkin Donuts not only included donuts on their list of treats but other products as well. These added products consist of muffins, bagels and sandwiches and an innovative creation called munchkins. .
             Munchkins are in reality the missing dough from the center of a donut. When they make the donuts, the middle of the donut is cut out. Instead of throwing away this leftover dough Dunkin Donuts turned them into what is known as munchkins. There are about thirteen varieties of munchkins, 27 assortments of muffins, fourteen types of bagels and 10 selections of sandwiches. So therefore the customer is not limited to donuts or pastries alone. .
             Food is not the only service provided by Dunkin Donuts. In today's business world with the addition of the Internet and email, businesses have the opportunity to be more customized towards their customers and their needs and that is exactly what Dunkin Donuts has done. Dunkin Donuts has show their willingness to accept transformation by setting up a website that allows their customers to interact more with the company and its franchises. This website has many interesting features. You can learn about the history of Dunkin Donuts, shop online and find out information on franchising Dunkin Donuts all at the same time. There is also an email address for the customers so that they can air their criticism or comment on the services provided if any. Customers can also keep track of their accounts with Dunkin Donuts. Another interesting thing about this website that I am sure many women would appreciate is that it gives the nutritional facts on every food and beverage product sold by Dunkin Donuts. So, we the customers will be able to find out how many damaging calories are present in our favorite treats before we consume them.


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