Burger King is giving away many Whoppers this weekend as a Mother's Day treat. Many people usually give flowers or cakes, but BK presents something else, and it is hard to refuse.
Burger King will offer good deals, including free burgers, to honor amazing mothers on a special day. According to Fast Food Club, Mother's Day is set to be celebrated on May 12 this year and is already on Sunday. Customers may choose from the list of tasty deals available at most BK stores this weekend.
Hard-to-Resist Whopper Specials
Burger King will bring back its "buy one, get one" (BOGO) Whopper special for Mother's Day. Diners may get another burger for free when they purchase any Whopper at the regular price of around $7, although prices may differ depending on location.
This treat will be available in the restaurants starting at 10:30 a.m. Customers may also grab this offer through the official BK app or online ordering option. The orders could be picked up, delivered, or eaten at the stores.
Burger King's Royal Perks loyalty program members may also enjoy additional benefits. When placing orders, they can input a promo code or coupon from their Royal Perks account to get more freebies or deals. If they are not yet members, customers may simply sign up to get generous deals.
Additional Free Items Available at BK Restaurants
The fast-food chain is celebrating Mother's Day and turning 70 on June 1. According to Southern Living, the company will mark its special day with free pie and burgers.
In celebration of Burger King's 70th Birthday, diners can enjoy free food items when they spend just .70 Cents. Below is the full list of menu favorites that people can get for free at the stores across the country with corresponding dates: free burger on May 28, free Croissan'wich on May 29, free medium soft drink on May 30, free cheeseburger on May 31, free birthday pie slice on June 1, free original crispy chicken sandwich on June 2, and free Whopper Jr. on June 3.
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