Tim Hortons Is Giving Away Free Donuts Across Canada Tomorrow With Any Drink Purchases

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Senior Editor, Studio

Looks like Krispy Kreme isn't the only place you can get a free donut on Friday, June 4.

Tim Hortons has announced it's celebrating National Donut Day tomorrow by offering free donuts to customers who order drinks through the mobile app.

This awesome deal is only valid online tomorrow. If you don't have the Tim Hortons app yet, you can download it on the App Store or Google Play.

And you can get ANY donut you want like the old fashioned glazed, Boston cream or the maple dip. I'm pretty sure it also includes apple fritters even though they're not donuts per se.

The point is: free donuts are always a good thing!

Can't get enough of Tims? You can get French Vanilla cappuccino coffee pods on Amazon to tide you over.

Tim Hortons French Vanilla Cappuccino K-Cup Pods

Amazon

Price: $9.97

Details: If you have a Keurig machine at home, you're able to make ten cups of French Vanilla cappuccino. It's a great value, as you're basically paying less than a dollar per drink (one medium-sized drink at the store would cost you $2.49). If you don't have a Keurig, you can get a can of the beverage mix for $6.97 to make at home sans machine.

$9.97 on AMAZON or $9.99 on KEURIG

  • Natalia Buia was a Senior Editor for Narcity Media's Studio in Toronto, Ontario. Always on the hunt for the best bargain, she has written commerce content for other publications including HuffPost Canada. When she's not working, Natalia can be found watching true-crime documentaries and eating potato chips.

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