National Hamburger Day 2025: Get free burgers from these brands today
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Thus, it wouldn't be surprising to anyone that the state celebrates what is called National Hamburger Day every year and in 2025 it is being celebrated on May 28, with big brands selling the snack offering free burgers in its honour.
If you are someone who loves themselves a good and juicy burger then get ready to indulge in the cravings with wallet-saving deals by brands such as Burger King, Wendy's, Shake Shack and more.
National Hamburger Day: Burger King
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If visiting Burger King, you can enjoy a free original chicken sandwich for just $1 or more. Additionally, you can avail a free hamburger with a purchase of $1 or more.
Royal Perks members can celebrate a hamburger month as they can get a hamburger for 125 crowns. Also, make sure to check out the offers available on the app and website.
National Hamburger Day: Shake Shack
You can get a free Shackburger with any $10 or more purchase through June 1 by using the code BURGERMONTH when placing your orders online or in-store.
National Hamburger Day: Wendy's
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Wendy's is adored by burger lovers and excited customers can get a one-cent Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger with any in-app purchase.
National Hamburger Day: Smashburger
Smashburger is making sure to treat all burger lovers as it is offering a $5.28 single burger, including the Jalapeno BBQ Bacon Stack Smash, at participating stores nationwide on National Hamburger Day. You can use the code JUST528 to get the deal online or in-store.
National Hamburger Day: Buffalo Wild Wings
Get half off any burger on National Hamburger Day for delivery using code GOBURGER.
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National Hamburger Day: Dairy Queen
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Till June 1, get a Signature Stackburger for 99 cents. In order to do so you have to join DQ rewards and claim the deal on the app.
National Hamburger Day: GrubHub
Members can get 20% off $25 orders at Arby's and 25% off $20 orders at Sonic Drive-In from May 26-June 1.
National Hamburger Day: Hurricane Grill & Wings
Indulge on a steak burger and fried for $9.99 in-store and online and celebrate National Hamburger Day with your loved ones.
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