Wendy’s Is Giving Away Free Burgers This Weekend

With the NFL season officially over, you might have thought your opportunity to get free food was, too. But we’re here to tell you there’s no need to worry; your fast food deals aren’t ending with the Kansas City Chiefs victory.

Not only is Buffalo Wild Wings honoring its promise of free wings because the Big Game went into overtime—so mark your calendars for Feb. 26—but also football isn’t the only sport that calls for a burger and fries at your watch party. That’s right, the Daytona 500 is an excellent excuse for free food, too.

With the big race happening this weekend, Wendy’s is making a "biggie" deal out of it. 

This year, Wendy’s has a “Go BIGGIE” car that Daniel Suarez will drive. To honor its stake in the game, Wendy’s partnered with DJ Khaled for a race-day activation at the Daytona International Speedway.

However, because we can’t all make it to Florida for the race, Wendy’s is giving customers nationwide a chance to celebrate with a Biggie deal. 

How to Get a Free Double Stack Biggie Bag

On Feb. 17 and 18, you can score DJ Khaled’s favorite Wendy’s meal—a Double Stack Biggie Bag—for free. That means you’ll get a Double Stack burger, four-count chicken nuggets, fries, and a drink entirely for free.

To partake in this DJ Khaled-approved meal deal, spend at least $20 on Uber Eats, then add the Double Stack Biggie Bag to your cart, and it will automatically take the price to zero. There’s no code to enter; just be sure to add the Double Stack Biggie Bag to your cart, not the Bacon Double Stack or any other Biggie Bag. 

It shouldn’t be hard to find $20’s worth of Wendy’s items to add to your cart. It’s a perfect time to try the newer items you might not have had yet, like the Pretzel Baconator, Loaded Nacho sandwiches, and Frosty Cream Cold Brew to get you through those 200 laps. Of course, you can never go wrong with a classic Frosty or Dave’s Single, either. 

Even if you don’t eat your free Biggie Bag while watching the race, it’s a meal you can save for later—just think like DJ Khaled, there’s nothing wrong with "another one."