Everywhere You Can Treat Your Family to Free Food and Discounts on Mother's Day
Treat your mother, mother figure, loved ones or yourself to these Mother's Day deals! From free burgers to free delivery, a range of food brands are banding together to help make the holiday extra special.
Denny's is helping people celebrate the mother figures in their lives with an extra special breakfast-in-bed offer. From May 9-11, customers can get $10 off $30 when ordering breakfast online or in the app with the code MOMDAY.
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"To make Mother's Day more finger lickin' good," KFC is offering free delivery on all digital orders on May 11. The chain announced the promotion alongside the return of its chicken & waffles, and their new menu item, strawberry creme pies.
Panda Express debuted a limited-edition family meal, which feels 5 for $30 with the code THANKSMOM.
They're also offering "a gift for Mom & a gift for you" — if you buy $30 or more in gift cards, you'll earn an extra $8 gift card. The promotion, valid through May 11, is only available via online purchase, and the $8 gift card will expire on July 31.
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Baskin Robbins introduced an ice cream cake with strawberry icing just in time for Mother's Day, and BR App users can get $5 off purchases of cakes $30 or more.
Einstein Bros. Bagels is offering a Brunch Box for Mother's Day, which includes six fresh bagels, a tub of cream cheese, an egg sandwich, two bacon cheddar and egg sandwiches, four hashbrowns and four blueberry muffins.
The bagel joint is also offering 20% off on e-gift cards, just in time for Mother's Day.
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