Yahoo Lifestyle Shake Shack Has Free Chicken Sandwiches Every 'Football Sunday' for the Next 14 Weeks
Fans can get a free Chicken Shack sandwich every Sunday through Dec. 15
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Shake Shack has free chicken sandwiches for three monthsFootball fare just got a lot cheaper.
Shake Shack is bringing football fans and chicken sandwich lovers together for free Chicken Shack sandwiches every "football Sunday" for the next 14 weeks.
Now through mid-December, all fans have to do is order at least $10 worth of food in-store at a kiosk or online via Shake Shack’s website or app. Then, plug in the code CHICKENSUNDAY and add a Chicken Shack sandwich to your order to snag it for free.
The Chicken Shack is the burger chain’s fried chicken sandwich. It sandwiches crispy chicken, lettuce, pickles and herb mayonnaise between a potato bun.
NFL season began on Sept. 5 when the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens. The football season runs until the Super Bowl on Feb. 9, 2025 but Shake Shack’s deal will only apply through Dec. 15.
Dairy Queen has its own freebies to kick off fall.
The ice cream chain is offering guests a buy-one-get-one-free Blizzard deal from Sept. 9 to Sept. 22.
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With the in-app promo, customers can buy one Blizzard and get another of “equal or lesser value,” per a release, for two weeks.
All Blizzards on Dairy Queen’s fall menu are eligible for the BOGO dessert deal, including the new caramel java chip Blizzard. It’s made with coffee, choco-espresso crunch pieces and caramel all blended in soft serve ice cream.
Also available are the returning pumpkin pie, French silk pie, Oreo fudge brownie, salted caramel truffle, Reese’s Pieces cookie dough and Royal NY cheesecake Blizzards.
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