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Wednesday 29 July only

At 19 Wingstop locations. Only 100 available per branch

National Wing Day (yes, that's a thing) is happening on Wednesday 29 July, and to mark it, fast food chicken chain Wingstop is giving 10 FREE wings at selected branches – but you'll need to go quick as there are only 100 freebies available per branch.

It's one free portion per person, and you can choose any flavour, including original, lemon pepper, plain, garlic parmesan and more, which would normally cost about £11, depending on the location.

The freebie is available from the following 19 locations: Stratford Westfield, Manchester Trafford, Birmingham Bullring, Leeds White Rose, Glasgow Silverburn, Liverpool Lord Street, Bristol Queens, Newcastle Eldon Place, Reading Oracle, Edinburgh St James, Nottingham Corner House, Southampton West Quay, Sheffield Meadowhall, Cardiff, Dunfermline (Fife), Harlow, Leicester, Staines, and Watford.

The free wings will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis, and with only 100 available per participating location, it's best to get there early if you don't want to risk missing out.

For more cheap eats, see our Restaurant deals round-up.

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