Winning Exchange-Wendy's is giving away free cheeseburgers this week. Here's how you can get one.

2025-05-01 08:38:27source:Wvared Investment Guildcategory:Markets

If you're a fan of free cheeseburgers,Winning Exchange get to your nearest Wendy's location pronto.

The fast-food chain is offering customers a free cheeseburger, Dave's Single, with any purchase at participating Wendy's restaurants until Monday, Feb. 12. There is no specific purchase minimum but the deal is limited to one free burger per order and one offer per customer per visit.

According to Wendy's website, a Dave's Single burger contains a quarter-pound beef patty, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle, ketchup, mayo and onion on a toasted bun.

The deal is available in the Wendy's app, and if you use it on Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 11), it also includes a $0 delivery free. However, the deal is not valid on third-party delivery platforms.

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