Mark your calendars everyone, tomorrow should be a historic day for all of you bargain hunters. 11 July – aka 7-Eleven Day – means that we get a chance for free food and a plethora of 1-for-1 deals on your favourite snacks.
If you were psyched about Funan Mall and their swanky new array of outlets, popping by 7-Eleven to grab a Slurpee on your next visit will probably be a good idea.
From now till the first week of August, 7-Eleven will be giving out 400 free snacks to customers with any purchase.
The list includes:
Here’s how it works.
You’ll be able to get a free Satay Onigiri with any purchase from these outlets:
As for Slurpee fans, you’ll be able to claim one from at least 20 stores around the island. We’ll update the exact locations shortly. Business Insider has compiled a quick list that you can refer to here.
After 7-Eleven Day has passed, you can still get free drinks and Mr Softees with any purchase on subsequent Thursdays, namely 18 Jul, 25 Jul and 1 Aug.
Say you have your eye on that bottle of Minute Maid Orange Juice but you’ve already maxed out your snack budget for the day.
Well, look out for 1-for-1 offers in all 7-Eleven stores around the island in the next 3 days. Your favourite drink could be going for 50% off if you buy one extra for your friend till Saturday (13 Jul).
No time to grab lunch because work is piling up? Tahan the dreary midday work meetings with a fish burger — not exactly Fillet O’Fish but it will be a great pick-me-up.
Best part is, now you can easily consider getting 2 burgers for the price of 1, so you have a snack if you have to OT too.
With intriguing new products like ‘Salted Egg Tamagoyaki’ on the horizon, we hope 7-Eleven keeps rolling out the budget deals for their long-time fans.
They may not be the most nutritious food options around, but they definitely help satisfy the midnight cravings.
BRB, jio-ing a fellow cheapskate to buy a stick of Minion’s ice cream to celebrate budget lunches for the next few days.
Featured image courtesy of 7-Eleven Singapore and 7-Eleven Singapore on Facebook.
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