Texas-based bakery chain, Nothing Bundt Cakes, will give away hundreds of thousands of bundt cakes for free to celebrate the bakery chain's newly declared "National Bring the Joy Day."
The day is a part of the company's six-week promotion "10 Million Bites Of Joy."
Through Oct. 4, the popular Texas-based bakery chain plans to "share 10 million bites of cake through giveaways, in-bakery sampling, fundraising, community events and surprise-and-delight experiences," according to a news release.
With over 100 locations in California, there are thousands of cakes up for grabs. Here what you should know about how to collect a freebie:
Nothing Bundt Cakes locations in California
Nothing Bundt Cakes launched in 1997 in Las Vegas, but is currently based in Dallas, Texas, according to the chain's website.
Nothing Bundt Cakes has more than 800 locations across the United States and Canada. Despite its move further south, the bakery has a large presence in California with 120 locations in the state.
To find a location near you, go tobakery locatoron Nothing Bundt Cake's website.
How to get a free cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, the first 300 guests to visit any of Nothing Bundt Cakes' locations will receive a free Confetti Bundtlet to mark the bakery's first National Bring the Joy Day, according to a Nothing Bundt Cakes news release.
The chain is planning on giving away more than 250,000 personal-sized bundlet cakes.
The Confetti Bundtlets are small, individually packaged "birthday cake"-flavored cakes with colorful sprinkles baked in and are topped with cream cheese frosting.
Nothing Bundt Cakes fall flavors
Nothing Bundt Cakes also has two fall-inspired cakes available for purchase, according to the company's website:
- The returning Biscoff Cookie Butter Cake. The spice cake is baked with Biscoff Cookie Butter Cake and topped with cream cheese frosting and a Biscoff cookie. This cake is available for a limited time, through Oct. 11
- The new Apple Pie Cake is made with cinnamon apples and brown sugar streusel. It is topped with cream cheese frosting and a caramel drizzle. It is available for a limited time - until Sept. 27, or while supplies last.
Contributing: USA Today Network
Ernesto Centeno Araujo covers breaking news for the Ventura County Star. He can be reached at ecentenoaraujo@vcstar.com, 805-437-0224 or @ecentenoaraujo on Instagram and X.
This article originally appeared on Palm Springs Desert Sun: Nothing Bundt Cakes giving free cakes. How to get one in California
