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Here Are the Best Deals on National Pepperoni Pizza Day

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Chris Morris
Chris Morris
Former Contributing Writer
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By
Chris Morris
Chris Morris
Former Contributing Writer
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September 20, 2017, 11:23 AM ET

Pepperoni is America’s favorite pizza topping, so it seems only fitting that it, too, has a day dedicated to its consumption.

Sept. 20 is National Pepperoni Pizza Day. Like National Cheeseburger Day (Sept. 15) and National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day (Aug. 4), it’s largely an excuse to be gluttonous and for companies to run discounted specials. But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth observing.

There are a handful of pizza places offering some noteworthy deals to note the occasion. And while you won’t find anyone offering a completely free pizza, several chains are coming pretty close this year.

Pizza Hut—Buy any pizza at a regular menu price and Pizza Hut will offer a pepperoni pizza for just $1. That’s about $13 off the normal price. The deal is only good on Wednesday and, if you’re ordering online, use the code PEPPERONI1.

Papa John’s—Purchase a pizza using Visa Checkout anytime before Oct. 31 and you’ll get a coupon for a free pizza within the next 30 days. There’s no reason that can’t be later that same day, is there?

Domino’s—Pepperoni Pizza day happens to fall in the middle of the chain’s “Buy One Get One Free” promotion, which runs through Sept. 24th.

Chuck E. Cheese’s—Got kids? You can get a free thin and crispy pepperoni pizza at this chain Wednesday and Thursday with the purchase of any large regularly-priced pie. Use coupon code #5485.

Papa Murphy’s—This chain is bringing a philanthropic twist to the day, offering a pepperoni pizza for $6 with a donation of $4.25 or more to Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. This seemingly applies only to stores in the Memphis area, though other locations may participate separately.

Brixx Wood Fired Pizza—This chain, located in eight states, is offering buy-one-get-one free pepperoni pizzas all day on Wednesday.

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By Chris MorrisFormer Contributing Writer

Chris Morris is a former contributing writer at Fortune, covering everything from general business news to the video game and theme park industries.

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