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As far as made-up holidays go, you could do worse than one for coffee.

How and where to get free coffee on National Coffee Day

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BY Michael Grothaus2 minute read

Marketers and industry groups have been hijacking the calendar for years, claiming so-and-so date is National [Something] Day. Today, September 29, happens to be National Coffee Day—a completely made-up “holiday.” But hey, as far as made-up holidays go, you could do worse than one for coffee.

And in honor of National Coffee Day, coffee chains around the country are running deals where you can get free or low-cost coffee just for stopping by. We’ve rounded up those deals for some of the biggest chains below. But do note that many independent coffee shops are likely offering deals or freebies for National Coffee Day, too, so make sure to check out your favorite local indie coffeehouse before swinging by a chain shop to grab your free (or cheap) cup of joe.

That being said, here are some of the bigger chains offering deals on National Coffee Day:

Biggby Coffee

Get a free 20 oz. hot or iced brewed coffee with any purchase.

Caribou Coffee

Purchase any large coffee and get a bag of coffee beans at half-price.

Dunkin’

Get a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase.

Krispy Kreme

Stop by for a free brewed coffee—no purchase necessary.

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Starbucks

Order a handcrafted grande or larger drink in the Starbucks app today and get a free drink loaded onto your account for your next visit.

Wawa

Wawa Rewards members get a free coffee of any size.

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Michael Grothaus is a novelist and author. He has written for Fast Company since 2013, where he's interviewed some of the tech industry’s most prominent leaders and writes about everything from Apple and artificial intelligence to the effects of technology on individuals and society. More


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