Online Ordering Error Leads to Massive Donut Misorder at Riverside Dunkin Donuts
A Dunkin Donuts location in Riverside, Ohio, mistakenly received an order for 6,000 chocolate-frosted donuts with sprinkles, instead of the intended 60, due to an online ordering error.
Dayton, OH, September 17, 2026 — A Dunkin Donuts establishment in Riverside, Ohio, recently experienced a significant discrepancy in a customer order, reportedly receiving a request for 6,000 chocolate-frosted donuts with sprinkles. This quantity was substantially higher than the customer’s intended order of 60 donuts.
The dramatic difference in the order was attributed to an error within the online ordering system used by the establishment. While the exact date and time of the incident were not provided, the large misorder involved a specific type of donut: chocolate-frosted with sprinkles.
The location of the incident is a Dunkin Donuts in Riverside, Ohio. Reports indicate that the vast quantity of 6,000 donuts was mistakenly processed instead of the intended 60. The cause of this substantial error has been identified as a glitch or mistake in the online ordering process.
Information regarding the resolution of the order, such as what happened to the excess donuts or whether the customer was informed and how the situation was rectified, was not detailed in the available summary. The specific Dunkin Donuts store involved was also not identified beyond its general location in Riverside, Ohio. The financial implications or any operational challenges arising from this large-scale misorder were also not disclosed.
Story summarized from the original created by Noelle Horn, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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