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Where to get free donuts on Friday, National Doughnut Day

Need an excuse to eat a delicious doughnut? Here you go: Friday, June 1, is National Doughnut Day.

The annual observation may appear to be just another half-baked food holiday, but theres actual history behind the observance. During World War I, The Salvation Army would send lassies or doughnut girls, bearing coffee and baked goods, to areas near the front lines in France to boost the morale of the troops.

In 1938, The Salvation Army honored those women by declaring the first Friday of June to be National Doughnut Day.

Several Rochester-area establishments are marking the day with deals, freebies and specials.

Misfit Doughnuts and Treats.

982 Monroe Ave.

A vegan bakery, Misfit Doughnuts and Treats will offer a free Misfit Mini glazed doughnut with any purchase.

The pop culture-inspired shop will also premiere two new flavors. On Friday, it will serve its cookies and donuts from 8 a.m.

until 8:30 p.m. . Boxcar.

127 Railroad St.

Boxcar, near the Rochester Public Market, will serve a free doughnut with any cold brew.

It also will be doing giveaways for free dozens on Facebook and Instagram. It will be open 8 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Friday. .

More: Three restaurants near Rochester Public Market offer variety for breakfast.

Schutts Apple Mill.

1063 Plank Road in Penfield.

A fixture for generations, Schutts Apple Mill will offer a free friedcake to all of its visitors on Friday.

It will be open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

From the driveway, you may notice that Schutt's is in the midst of an expansion.

Its cider production will move into the new facility, and 25-foot windows will offer families a chance to watch the action. .

Ridge Donut Café. 1600 Portland Ave.

An Irondequoit fixture for the past 39 years, Ridge Donuts serves more than 30 varieties of doughnuts.

On Friday, get a free classic friedcake — there are several to choose from — with any purchase.

It will be open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Donuts Delite.

1700 Culver Road, Irondequoit.

Donuts Delite will offer a free mini cannoli delite doughnut with any purchase, while supplies last.

Monroe County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo and representatives from The Salvation Army will be on hand from 7:30 to 8 a.m.

It is open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

but you are advised to arrive early to get the doughnut deal.

Dunkin' Donuts.

Get a free classic doughnut of your choice with the purchase of any beverage.

Its classic doughnuts will be given new names and designs for the occasion.

The Vanilla Frosted Donut, for example, will be called "Party On," complete with confetti sprinkles and a blue icing drizzle. .

Wegmans .

Wegmans will offer special flavors for National Doughnut Day 2017.

 (Photo: Provided by Wegmans)  .

The store chefs at Wegmans will be dreaming up some out-of-the-ordinary creations to mark the day.

The selection will vary from store to store.

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NATIONAL DOUGHNUT DAY DEALS 2018: WHERE TO GET FREE DOUGHNUTS, DUNKIN DONUTS, KRISPY

KREME The start of June marks the beginning of summer—but

this year, June 1 also marks National Doughnut Day.

It's usually held on the first Friday in June, which happens to also be the first of

the month this year.

National Doughnut Day has been a tradition for 80 years, since the Salvation Army started

a tribute to the "Doughnut Lassies" who served the treats to troops during World War

I. Volunteers set up near the front lines of battle during the war and helped support

the men by bringing them supplies like clothes and also food, which is where the idea for

the doughnut came in.

Baking in a war zone was difficult, but frying dough was just easy enough that they could

manage to get it done and bring it to the men in battle.

Many of the women who helped were then credited with helping to make the doughnut so popular

once they and the troops returned to the United States, according to the Salvation Army.

While the volunteers were only able to fry seven doughnuts at a time, they were still

able to help raise the spirits of some of the soldiers.

Margaret Sheldon and Helen Purviance were the women who innovated the use of helmets

to fry the doughnuts.