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INDIANAPOLIS — In honor of National Donut Day, you might be looking to pick up a sweet treat (or two) for breakfast.

The holiday-of-sorts dates back to the 1930s, when the Salvation Army first honored those who provided service members with donuts during World War I.  You can learn more about the national day – and the food that inspired it – here.

If you would like to celebrate, continue reading this article to find some popular bakeries around Central Indiana that might please your taste buds.

Mini Donuts

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Long’s Bakery – 1453 North Tremont Street, Indianapolis

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Rise’n Roll Bakery – 6311 East Westfield Boulevard, Indianapolis

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Taylor’s Bakery – 6216 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis

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Hilligoss Bakery – 804 East Main Street, Brownsburg

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Ohanalulu – 11640 Brooks School Road Suite 100, Fishers

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Mary Lou Donuts – 1830 South 4, Lafayette

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Fried Italian donut with vanilla custard filling. They call Bambolini

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Titus Bakery – 820 West South Street, Lebanon

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Rebellion Doughnuts – 17677 Cumberland Road, Noblesville

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Quack Daddy Donuts – 16156 Spring Mill Road Suite 500, Westfield

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White House Donut Shop – 212 East Main Street, Westfield

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Other noteworthy chains around the state include Dunkin’, Jack’s Donuts, and Krispy Kreme.

Dunkin Donuts

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