The first Friday in June marks the day that people everywhere can enjoy a chocolate, vanilla, glazed, sprinkled, or frosted doughnut. National Doughnut Day has been celebrated for 73 years since the Salvation Army began the tradition in 1938 according to Yahoo!.
Although both Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts offer the special it’s anything but free at Dunkin Donuts. In order to participate in the freebie at Dunkin you must buy a beverage not including the bottled drinks according to Dunkin Donuts.
However, Dunkin Donuts has been in the doughnut business for more than 60 years and sells 5.3 million donuts every day with a choice of 70 different delectable treats according to their website. The special goes on all day, and for some 24/7 locations, until midnight.
Krispy Kreme does stay true to the holiday offering doughnuts for free with no purchase necessary from 6am to 6pm. The franchise has been around about just as long as the National Holiday opening its doors in 1937 according to their website.
The doughnut frenzy has people lining up to get a taste. The holiday has people less worried about their financial guilt and more concerned about how to get their hands on more than the designated one per person free doughnut.
According to MyFox, consumers can also get in touch with their charitable side by donating 10 dollars to the Salvation Army by texting “donut” to “80888”. The history of the day dates back in 1938 when the Salvation Army raised money during the testing times of the Great Depression.
There are 224 Krispy Kreme shops and more than 5200 Dunkin Donuts locations across the country.
Although both Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts offer the special it’s anything but free at Dunkin Donuts. In order to participate in the freebie at Dunkin you must buy a beverage not including the bottled drinks according to Dunkin Donuts.
However, Dunkin Donuts has been in the doughnut business for more than 60 years and sells 5.3 million donuts every day with a choice of 70 different delectable treats according to their website. The special goes on all day, and for some 24/7 locations, until midnight.
Krispy Kreme does stay true to the holiday offering doughnuts for free with no purchase necessary from 6am to 6pm. The franchise has been around about just as long as the National Holiday opening its doors in 1937 according to their website.
According to MyFox, consumers can also get in touch with their charitable side by donating 10 dollars to the Salvation Army by texting “donut” to “80888”. The history of the day dates back in 1938 when the Salvation Army raised money during the testing times of the Great Depression.
There are 224 Krispy Kreme shops and more than 5200 Dunkin Donuts locations across the country.
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