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The only thing better than coffee in the morning? Free coffee in the morning, or anytime in the day.
This Thursday, Sept. 29, is National Coffee Day, a very real holiday we all had marked on our calendars for months. (Be honest.) Well, anyway, there are some places offering free or reduced-price cups of joe on this most sacred of holidays. Here's what you need to know.
Caribou Coffee
Caribou is offering $3 medium drinks for the holiday.
Dunkin'
The massive chain is offering a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase for any Dunkin' loyalty members.
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La Colombe
The premium coffee brand is offering an (almost) BOGO deal for online purchases now through October 1. Buy one bag of coffee, get another for half off.
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Smoothie King
Smoothing King is offering a free smoothie with any coffee smoothie purchase.
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Tim Hortons
Tim Hortons' U.S. locations are offering 25-cent coffees for the holiday. Now that's a pretty good deal, but you have to order through the app or website.
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Krispy Kreme
The doughnut chain is offering a free coffee, no purchase necessary and no qualifiers. They probably know that once you smell their doughnuts you're going to buy something anyway.
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Panera Bread
The national chain is offering a deal for those who need it most: parents and caregivers. Panera is offering a free coffee for any parent or caregiver on National Coffee Day.
Peet's
Peet's is offering a free drip coffee with any purchase for the holiday.
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Wawa
The convenience chain close to my mid-Atlantic-raised heart is offering a free coffee for rewards members.