Nothing Bundt Cakes Bakery In Stamford Is Offering Free Cake On Sept. 1

STAMFORD, CT — What's better than a good piece of cake? How about free cake!

Nothing Bundt Cakes, a franchise with hundreds of bakeries across the country, including one locally in Stamford, is celebrating 25 years in business by offering up a free miniature, individually wrapped confetti bundtlet to the first 250 guests at each location on Thursday.

The Stamford spot opened in 2020 at 838 High Ridge Road as the company's first Connecticut store.

To find other locations, click here.

The bakery will also hold an online contest where one lucky fan will win a $25,000 birthday party planned by a celebrity party planning company. Additionally, 25 runners-up will each receive a $100 Nothing Bundt Cakes gift card.

Residents can enter the contest by submitting a photo from their favorite birthday memory, describing what they enjoyed about it and sharing what winning the party would mean to them.

To enter, and for complete contest rules, click here. Entries will be accepted Sept. 1 –25, and winners will be announced on the contest website in October.

"At Nothing Bundt Cakes, bringing joy is at the heart of everything we do," said Nothing Bundt Cakes Chief Marketing Officer Angie Eckelkamp in a news release. "Our bakery-wide 25th birthday Confetti Bundtlet giveaway and $25,000 party contest is our way of thanking our guests for letting us be a part of their joyous moments over the years."

Founded in Las Vegas in 1997, Nothing Bundt Cakes started as a small bundt cake baking business out of the home kitchens of co-founders Dena Tripp and Debbie Shwetz.

Word quickly caught on, and the duo opened several bakeries before deciding to franchise the concept.

There are now 450 locations in the U.S., and Canada. Nothing Bundt Cakes offers four cake sizes in nine flavors, including fan favorites red velvet, chocolate chocolate chip, lemon, strawberries and cream and confetti.

The bakeries also offer a variety of accessories for entertaining and gift items.

For more information, go to the Nothing Bundt Cakes website.