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Find out when you can get White Castle Sliders for the 2012 price

Find out when you can get White Castle Sliders for the 2012 price

The cost of sliders is coming down at White Castle with a new offer.
The burger chain is selling six Original Sliders for $4. The "6 for $4" deal brings the price per Slider to 67 cents, the same price as the burgers cost in 2012.
A single Original Slider costs about 98 cents in Indianapolis.
The limited-time offer is available in all restaurant markets except Florida.
The discounted price is meant to help customers cope with the overall rising costs of living, according to the company.
'As economic pressures continue to weigh on families nationwide, White Castle is standing by its commitment to serve hot, tasty food that everyone can afford,' the company said.
Other White Castle offers include the return of the 12-piece Chicken Rings for $3.99.

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