Harry Ramsden's to giveaway free food cones this week
FISH and chips chain Harry Ramsden's has teamed up with Frank's RedHot.
The partnership has created a Fish and Frank's menu, aiming to spice up the traditional British favourite with the hot sauce.
To officially launch the menu, a giveaway will take place this Friday, April 11, with free Fish and Frank's cone takeaway portions available at all seven Harry Ramsden's locations.
The giveaway is exclusively for customers named Frank, Francesca, Harry or Harriet.
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As part of the partnership celebration, the flagship Harry Ramsden's restaurant in Bournemouth will be temporarily renamed Frank's RedHot Ramsden's for four weeks.
The new menu, featuring Frank's RedHot, will be available at all Harry Ramsden's restaurants.
The Bournemouth branch of Harry Ramsden's will be offering the new menu.
The other branches where the new menu will be available are in Blackpool, Brighton, Cheshire Oaks, Eastbourne, Great Yarmouth and Salford Quays.
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