Celebrate National Cheeseburger Day 2024 with 6 burger deals on Wednesday
Charles Curtis
·1 min read
Hey, it's National Cheeseburger Day 2024! Although it feels like everyone celebrates the existence of burgers with cheese on them on multiple days, doesn't it?
Why is Wednesday, September 18 National Cheeseburger Day? That’s not what we’re here to answer. You’re here to find out about discounted cheeseburgers, and we want to get to that as fast as possible so you can enjoy some discounted or free food.
So let’s stop writing about the burgers and get to the important stuff: A partial list of joints that we’ve found who will sell you cheeseburgers for less than the usual price:
1. McDonald's
If you order on the app, you can get double cheeseburgers for 50 cents!
2. Wendy's
If you use the app, you can get a Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger for exactly 1 cent with any purchase.
3. BurgerFi
If you dine in, you can get a premium cheeseburger for $4 with any purchase of a Coca-Cola Freestyle drink.
4. Smashburger
You can get their Classic Singles for just $5 in store or using the code CLASSIC24.
5. Burger King
You can get free cheeseburger if you spend at least $1 and are part of their loyalty program.
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