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Let’s Celebrate Doughnut Day!
IN HONOR OF NATIONAL DOUGHNUT DAY
Every June, the first Friday of the month is dedicated to a very important celebration: National Doughnut Day. You may know this delectable
supplies to soldiers on the front lines. Getting creative with the ingredients they had on hand, innovative volunteers made doughnuts for the soldiers, and the Doughnut Lassies were born. St. Louis is home to some delicious doughnut purveyors, including Vincent Van Doughnut and Donut Palace. In 2015, after cultivating a fan base with their delicious, made-from-scratch creations sold out of a 1960 Grumman Olson (St. Louis’ first doughnut truck), Vincent Van Doughnut won the Cooking Channel’s "Donut Showdown" and opened up their first storefront. Donut Palace in Ellisville is a local family-run business that’s been serving Missouri for over 16 years. LOCAL DELICACIES MAKE A DIFFERENCE In response to COVID-19, Vincent Van Doughnut and Donut Palace not
only kept sweet tooths satisfied with delivery and curbside pickup options, but they also found a way to give back to our health care community.The shops donated doughnuts and made deliveries to health care workers with the help of caring community members and their dough-nations . Both Vincent Van Doughnut and Donut Palace also began putting together quarantine kits so people could make their own doughnut creations at home. It proved to be a fun home economics activity and a delicious treat to boot. This month, whether you indulge in a chocolate cake donut or a bacon- topped maple bar, get in on the celebration and enjoy some tasty treats from local businesses.
treat better as “donut,” a spelling that seems to have originated in the 1920s when one doughnut company was looking to market their product abroad. But no matter how you spell it, most can agree that these sweet circles of heaven taste delicious. Still up for debate, though, are whether yeast doughnuts are superior to cake doughnuts. Good thing you don’t have to choose! National Doughnut Day was started by the Salvation Army in 1938 to commemorate the efforts of Doughnut Lassies, women who volunteered abroad during World War I on behalf of the Salvation Army to provide food and
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