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National bakery chain gives away free Bundtlets today

Nothing Bundt Cakes is giving away free Confetti Bundtlets to the first 300 customers at each location today, September 17, 2026, as part of a larger promotion.

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09/17/2026 · Metairie edition

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Nothing Bundt Cakes is celebrating its newly declared "National Bring the Joy Day" by giving away free Bundtlets to customers across the country. Today, September 17, 2026, the first 300 guests at each Nothing Bundt Cakes location will receive a complimentary Confetti Bundtlet.

The Confetti Bundtlet is described as an individually packaged, "birthday cake"-flavored cake adorned with colorful sprinkles and topped with cream cheese frosting. This giveaway is part of the bakery's larger six-week "10 Million Bites Of Joy" promotion, which began on August 24 and is scheduled to conclude on October 4. During this period, the national chain aims to distribute 10 million servings of cake through various initiatives, including giveaways, in-store samples, fundraising efforts, community events, and surprise promotions.

In addition to the free treat, Nothing Bundt Cakes is also featuring two seasonal flavors available for purchase. The returning Biscoff Cookie Butter Cake, a spice cake with Biscoff Cookie Butter, cream cheese frosting, and a Biscoff cookie, is available until October 11. The new Apple Pie Cake, introduced on September 14, features cinnamon apples, brown sugar streusel, cream cheese frosting, and a caramel drizzle. This limited-time offering can be purchased until September 27, or while supplies last.

Nothing Bundt Cakes, founded in Las Vegas in 1997, operates over 800 locations nationwide and in Canada, specializing in bundt cakes.

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