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Burger King Deals
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If you download the Burger King app (available for free on the App Store and Google Play) and register with its 'Your Burger King' loyalty scheme, you can get a voucher for a free Whopper or Plant-based Whopper burger (normally £5.89) on your birthday.
The voucher will appear in the 'Offers' tab and you can either add your free Whopper to your mobile order, or show the code at the front counter in a restaurant.
Burger King told us you'll need to add your date of birth within the account info section on the app at least seven days prior to your birthday in order to receive the freebie in time. You'll also need to opt in for email or push notifications to receive the voucher.
The voucher will be valid for 14 days from the date of your birthday. See full T&Cs.
See our Burger King hacks guide for more ways to save when satisfying your burger fix.
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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.
- Had a problem with Burger King? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Burger King*.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know in the MSE Forum, email us at msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com or via Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Latest Expired Deals
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Burger King £1.99 Whopper burger (normally from £6.29)
Via the Burger King app
ExpiredTo celebrate 'National Burger Day' on Thursday 22 August, Burger King is offering its Whopper burger (including plant-based) for £1.99 on Thursday only when you order via the Burger King app (free at the App Store and Google Play). A Whopper burger normally costs £6.29 to £7.49 depending on the location.
This whopper of a deal is for new and existing app users and there's no minimum spend to get the burger for £1.99, though note this is the burger only and doesn't come as a meal with a side or drink – you'd need to pay extra if you want those.
To claim the deal, sign in to the app on Thursday, go to the 'Offers' tab and tap either 'add to mobile order' or 'redeem in restaurant'. You can then add the original Whopper or plant-based Whopper burger to your order. Burger King says the offer's available at all restaurants, excluding airports.
This deal is limited to one £1.99 burger per Burger King app account.
Prefer McDonald's? See our McDonald’s hacks guide.
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Burger King kids eat 'free'
Via Burger King app. When adult buys a burger meal
ExpiredIf you order an adult burger meal via the Burger King app (available for free on the App Store and Google Play), kids can get a King Jr Meal for free (normally £3.79) during the May half term.
This offer runs from Monday 19 August until closing on Wednesday 4 September. Burger King told us you'll need to find the offer within the app in order to redeem at the kiosk, till or through click and collect.
The King Jr Meal includes a main such as a cheeseburger, hamburger, chicken nuggets or vegan nuggets, a side of fries or apple slices, and a drink. This would normally cost £3.99.
The adult meal must be an adult burger meal (King Savers burgers and all Melts burgers are excluded from the offer).
This deal is limited to one free kids' meal per transaction.
How to find the offer in the app
To claim your free kids' meal, sign in to the app, go to the offers tab until you find the 'free kids King Jr Meal' offer. Then click either 'add to order' and select your nearest participating branch, or click 'use at restaurant'.
This offer will be available at all restaurants, excluding train stations, airports, service stations and holiday parks. Excludes delivery.
See more places kids can eat for 'free'.
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