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Halloween Freebies/Discounts
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Chipotle

On Halloween, from 5 p.m. until store close, customers who go to Chipotle in costume — but with one unnecessary addition to their costume — can get a $3 “boorito.”

IHOP

Kids 12 and under get a free Spooky Face Pancake between 7 a.m and 10 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30 (the day before Halloween).

Krispy Kreme

Wear a costume to Krispy Kreme on Oct. 31, and get a free doughnut while supplies last.

Wendy’s

Purchase a $1 Frosty Coupon Booklet (proceeds go to the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption), and get 5 free Jr. Frosty coupons.

 

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