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Today Is Free Slurpee Day at 7-Eleven — and There’s More Free Food For Days to Follow

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Chris Morris
Chris Morris
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Chris Morris
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July 10, 2018, 11:35 AM ET

Officially, National Slurpee Day doesn’t exist. It’s technically 7-Eleven Day. But whatever you call it, Slurpee fans will be flocking to the convenience store on Wednesday.

7-Eleven stores will give customers a free small Slurpee on ‘7-Eleven Day‘ (July 11—or, 7/11 on the calendar) from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. And to celebrate the 91st anniversary of the convenience store, 7-Eleven is offering a Cap’n Crunch CrunchBerries flavored version of the frozen treat. And that’s just the start of a number of notable food ‘holidays’ over the next week.

If Free Slurpee Day doesn’t satiate your appetite, you can also get a $1 “Big Bite” hot dog. And, just like Amazon Prime Day 2018, which is longer than a day, 7-Eleven Day festivities will go on for a week, with the company offering a different promotion each day, ranging from a free Big Gulp fountain drink when you buy a share-size Snickers to free popcorn if you buy SmartWater. (You’ll have to be a 7Rewards members to take advantage of those deals, though.)

We’re having a little celebration tomorrow… are you ready for it? pic.twitter.com/08dhLAtFK9

— 7-ELEVEn (@7eleven) July 10, 2018

7-Eleven Day (or National Slurpee Day, if you’d prefer — we won’t tell) is the beginning of several food ‘holidays’ that mark mid-July.

Two days later on July 13, foodies (and junk food junkies) celebrate National French Fry Day, when many chains offer free or discounted fries. And July 18 is National Hot Dog Day. (7-Eleven will once again offer a $1 Big Bite dog on that day while some other chains will offer free frankfurters, if they follow the same pattern as last year.)

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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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