Today is National Doughnut Day, which is always observed the first Friday in June....Apparently, National Doughnut Day honors the Salvation Army ladies of WWI. Salvation Army ladies were sent to the front lines of Europe where they served homemade cooked foods, and provided a morale boost to the troops. Often, the doughnuts were cooked in oil inside the of the metal helmet of an American soldier (infantrymen were often called doughboys).
Check out your local bakery or grocery store and get a doughnut (or two) to celebrate. If you have the time you can also make your own doughnuts - check out my recipe for Golden Puff Donut Balls!
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I had two! :) Stopping by from Super Stalker Sunday - I'm super late and I am SO sorry! I've got an event going on at my blog this week and next and it's been keeping me super busy! I'm already a follower but wanted to stop by and say hi! Thanks for linking up to our hop, hope to see you again this week!
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So sad that I missed National Doughnut Day! Doughnuts are my FAVORITE! Following you back from GFC...thx!
ReplyDeleteI took my kiddos to Krispy Kreme yesterday, yum! :) I'm sure your recipe is quite tasty too! Following you back from the hop! Hope you come back and enter my giveaway for $10 Amazon GC to celebrate the launch of my blog! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Considering-The-Fields/154845084582415
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Surfin' Saturdays! I was already folling you on GFC and Fb, I'm following you on twitter too. Have a great weekend!
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