Buffalo Wild Wings Has All You-Can Eat Wings And Fries Deal.
There’s a new deal from Buffalo Wild Wings that is offering a limited-time All You Can Eat Wings and Fries deal.
It’s simple to grab this special offer – every Monday and Wednesday through July 10, you can enjoy All You Can Eat Boneless Wings and Fries for $19.99. That’s all there is to it, so this may make your food choices for this summer a little easier!
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Taco Bell's Big Cheez-it Is Coming To Menus Nationwide.
Taco Bell teased fans on June 28, 2022 on their website with a Cheez-It collaboration featuring The Big Cheez-It Tostada and The Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme. They were offered in one test location but became so popular that the test was shut down, but at a Live Mas event on February 9 of this year, it was announced that these Cheez-It offerings would be coming to menus soon.
The Big Cheez-It Tostada features an oversized Cheez-It square topped with seasoned beef, reduced-fat sour cream, fresh diced tomatoes, lettuce, and shredded cheddar cheese. The Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme swaps out a tortilla for an oversized Cheez-It cracker with seasoned beef, nacho cheese sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, diced tomatoes, and lettuce. At the preview of the items back in 2022, Stefanie Miller, President of Away From Home, Kellogg Company said “We’re excited to incorporate Cheez-It made with 100% real cheese – into Taco Bell favorites and deliver customers a bold, cheesy twist on the iconic chain’s go-to menu staples.”
Beginning May 30, Taco Bell app users can get early access to both Cheez-It items until June 5, and they launch nationwide to the public on June 6 according to a Taco Bell TikTok video. Like many Taco Bell items, they will only be available for a limited time and if they are a success there’s a possibility that more Cheez-It menu items could also be showing up in the future.
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Tic Tacs Are About to Get . . . Chewier?
There's plenty to look forward to in the coming months: June is the beginning of outdoor summer fun . . . July and August will feature the Summer Olympics . . . and in September, we're getting CHEWY TIC TACS.
Yeah Tic Tacs . . . the mints in the clear boxes. There's a new version that will have a CHEWY inside, within the normal crunchy exterior.
There are two other differences: They'll be sold in small bags and pouches . . . NOT in the small box dispensers. And the two varieties will be FRUIT and SOUR flavors, NOT mint.
They'll be available at select stores like Walmart and Amazon starting in September, before being rolled out nationwide early next year.
It's unclear why it's taking so long. Maybe to make them chewy they need to spend a few months rolling around loose in a grandma's purse.
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Little Caesars Celebrates 20 Years of Hot-N-Ready With Summer Giveaways and Getaways.
Little Caesars has been serving Hot-N-Ready products for 20 years and is celebrating the anniversary with some great summer deals and giveaways. The Summer Of Hot-N-Ready promotion will give away a variety of prizes that include trips, drones, experiences, and free pizza for a year. You can get full details and the official rules at SummerSweeps.LittleCaesars.com and there’s no purchase necessary to enter.
Here's a list of the giveaways for June:
- One year of free Classic Pizza – 52 pizzas for the year (Entry period through June 2)
- Flyaway Package to PEPSI Rock the South 2024 – Festival tickets, airfare, hotel, and Little Caesars merchandise (Entry period: June 3 – June 9)
- Summer Backyard BBQ Party Package – Little Caesars gift card, grill tools, a Pepsi-branded grill and cooler, and other summer items (Entry period: June 10 – June 16)
- Hot-Takes Package – 4K camera or drone and Little Caesars merchandise (Entry period: June 24- June 30)
For the thousands of participants who don’t win the grand prizes, there will be giveaways of Little Caesars products and merchandise throughout the summer. To stay updated on all of the giveaways and promotions follow Little Caesars on social media and visit SummerSweeps.LittleCaesars.com.
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