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Burger King Deals
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OngoingThere are always ways to save money at Burger King, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
- Download the free Burger King app. Available for Apple or Android phones, you'll get exclusive offer vouchers which you show at the restaurant counter.
- Order from its 'King Savers' menu. You can get various food and drink items for 99p each at some branches, including a cheeseburger, regular black coffee and regular fries.
- Check out other restaurant chains. If you’re not committed to eating at Burger King, see our restaurant deals page for other dine-in and takeaway offers.
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Burger King FREE Whopper burger (normally £5.49)
Including original or plant-based version. Via Burger King app
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You can get a free Whopper at most Burger King restaurants via the offers tab on the Burger King app (available for free on the App Store and Google Play) on Wed 18 May only. It’s for new and existing app users with a registered account. There's no minimum spend required, this is a total freebie.
To claim your burger, sign in to the app, go to the offers tab and click either 'add to mobile order' and select your nearest participating branch, or click 'redeem in restaurant'. Then add either the original or plant-based Whopper burger to your order.
Burger King told us this whopper of a deal is valid all day until restaurants close. The Whopper usually costs £5.49.
Which Burger Kings does this work at?
Burger King has told us that this will be available in most restaurants, excluding airports, train stations and holiday parks – but it hasn't supplied a full list. The offer is not available on Kiosks either. See full T&Cs.
Ordering via Deliveroo? You can get it too
It’ll be automatically added to your Burger King order, so no need to have the BK app – but there's a £15 minimum spend and you'll be charged for delivery as normal, so it won't be a total freebie.
See our McDonald’s hacks guide if that’s your preferred fast-food restaurant.
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Burger King £1 Whopper burger (norm £4.49)
Via offers in the BK app.
ExpiredYou can get a Whopper burger for £1 (norm £4.49) on Wed 14 Oct and Wed 21 Oct at Burger King (find your nearest) via the app, available for free via Google Play or the App store. Once you've downloaded it and registered, select the 'Offers' tab where you'll see the deal. You'll then just need to show the server your in-app offer when placing your order.
See our Restaurant deals for other dine-in and takeaway offers.
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