Here’s one of those rare deals you don’t want to sleep on: Burger King is dropping a brand new free item every day from the 15th through the 21st. You just need to spend a dollar (and use the BK App or site) and you’ll walk away with your pick of menu classics. Think Whopper Jr., Cini Minis, Croissanwiches—you know the drill. I swear, it's like they're trying to make you forget they even charge for some of these. But here's the thing: you do have to download the app or go to bk.com, and it’s only for US folks. The offers run from September 15 to 21, so make sure you’ve got the schedule locked in and a reminder set for each day. You don’t want to miss out on that Bacon Cheeseburger day—it’s the second weekend of the month, right? Just saying.
Free Burger King Menu Items from September 15-21
How to receive a Free Burger King Menu Items from September 15-21
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