Wendy’s Is Giving Out Free Cheeseburgers All Week — How to Snag the Deal

Customers can get a free Dave’s Single through the Wendy's app

Wendy’s is dishing out a sweet deal all week long.

Starting from Monday Feb. 5 through Monday Feb. 12, customers can snag a free Dave’s Single cheeseburger with any purchase at participating Wendy’s restaurants. A Dave's Single is bigger than their Jr. Bacon Cheeseburgers. It's a quarter-pound burger patty with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, ketchup, mayo and onions on a bun.

In order to get the free burger, diners just need to order it on the Wendy’s app. There's no specific purchase minimum and the offer can only be used once per order — but there's nothing stopping you from coming back each day of the week-long deal.

The freebies don’t end there. To celebrate the Super Bowl, customers can get a $0 delivery fee when ordering through the Wendy’s app on Sunday, the day of the big game.

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The fast food chain is promoting the fun offer in honor of the brand’s “Where’s the Beef” commercial premiering 40 years ago during the 1984 Super Bowl.

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In January, Wendy’s celebrated the return of the vanilla Frosty after the seasonal peppermint Frosty temporarily knocked the classic flavor off the menu.

They also added breakfast burritos to their morning menu lineup. Each burrito combines two eggs, six strips of bacon (which is the same amount as the Baconator), breakfast potatoes, American cheese slices and Swiss cheese sauce in a tortilla.

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The burrito is available at over 4,500 Wendy’s locations in the U.S. and fans can confirm if their local spot is included by going on their site.

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