Burger King wants you to try its new chicken strips so the fast-food chain is offering them up this weekend for $1.
The Crispy Chicken Strips are "lightly battered in seasoned home-style breading." A three-piece serving regularly sells for $2.99.
Saturday and Sunday only, customers may order the two-piece promotional serving for a buck.
Along with the new chicken, Burger King has got new dipping sauces -- Roasted Jalapeno Barbecue and Kung Pao sauces.
Burger King is going Irish this weekend, celebrating St. Patrick's Day by giving away free french fries to customers all weekend long.
On Saturday and Sunday, you can score one value-size fries per customer at participating Burger King restaurants.
The offer says "while supplies last" but it's hard to imagine a fast-food restaurant running out of fries.
The fries will be served with "St. Paddy's Sauce" made by Heinz.
No purchase is required.
The fast food freebies just keep on coming.
This time, it's Burger King giving away onion rings this Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 4 and 5.
You'll receive one "value-sized" order of onion rings per person per visit, according to the Burger King Facebook page.
No purchase necessary. No coupon required.
It's Friday and you know what that means. It's time to collect your freebies.
Burger King is going into the ice cream business.
And just in case you need convincing this is a good idea, the burger chain is giving out free cups or cones of ice cream through Oct. 9 to anyone who buys a value meal.
Raleigh-Durham International Airport broke a 20-month losing streak in November, when airline passenger counts were 2 percent higher than during the same month in 2008.
It marked the first month since March 2008 that RDU registered a year-to-year gain, Bruce Siceloff reports our brother blog Crosstown Traffic. RDU reported that 742,696 travelers flew in or out of the airport in November, 2 percent more than in November 2008.
Also today, RDU said that Charlotte-based Prospect Foods LLC will open a Burger King restaurant in late fall 2010 on Aviation Parkway, next to the Sheetz station at the corner of National Guard Drive. RDU officials hope to find another restaurant to serve as a third tenant at the site it calls Aviation Station.
RDU has served 8.2 million travelers during the first 11 months of the year, 8 percent less than the same period in 2008. December numbers are expected to show continued improvement with the busy holiday traffic.
Read the Crosstown Traffic report here.
Raleigh-Durham International Airport says it broke a 20-month losing streak in November, when airline passenger counts were 2 percent higher than during the same month in 2008.
It marked the first month since March 2008 that RDU registered a year-to-year gain. RDU said 742,696 travelers flew in or out of the airport in November, 2 percent more than in November 2008.
Also today, RDU said that Charlotte-based Prospect Foods LLC will open a Burger King restaurant next summer on Aviation Parkway, next to the Sheetz station at the corner of National Guard Drive. ... [MORE]
