A simple typing mistake turned into a massive community event at a local Dunkin’ Donuts in Riverside, Ohio. A customer used the mobile app to order 60 chocolate-frosted donuts with sprinkles for a routine pick-up.
However, they accidentally hit the zero key two extra times, sending a massive order for 6,000 donuts straight to the kitchen. Instead of canceling the order, the store manager called in extra staff to help fulfill the massive ticket. Team members spent hours frying, frosting, and decorating thousands of identical treats to complete the job.
Once the mistake was realized, the store decided to turn the situation into a wholesome community gesture. They began handing out the extra trays to anyone who walked through the doors for free. News of the massive donut giveaway spread like wildfire on Facebook, bringing in waves of local residents.
The Foodchain Went Ahead And Made 6,000 Donuts
When the online ticket printed, the staff did not hesitate or question the huge volume. They immediately fired up the equipment and started cooking the massive batch of chocolate-frosted treats…