There is this site called freefoodsamples.com. My husband told me that they have coupons and stuff there that might help. you can also send messages online to your local McDonald’s and burger king and stuff.. Go to their site and give a bad review. My husband did that and got a free meal from McDonald’s!
If you have a facebook account you can go to this link for all kinds of information regarding deals/free food. Click the link:
Here’s another one:
We’re making a change: your food not only tastes better, it is better. To celebrate, we’re inviting you to bring this invitation to a participating U.S. Starbucks store to enjoy a FREE pastry* from opening** until 10:30am on July 21st, 2009 with the purchase of any beverage*.
In the long run, your just fooling yourself into thinking there are real ways to save money eating out a Chinese meal can cost $25 – $50. You could probably make twice as much, better for half that. If you learn a few simple cooking techniques and learn how to shop for bargains you will be surprised how much money you can save. Going out to dinner should be reserved for once in awhile and special occasions. Not every day or even a few times a week.
There is this site called freefoodsamples.com. My husband told me that they have coupons and stuff there that might help. you can also send messages online to your local McDonald’s and burger king and stuff.. Go to their site and give a bad review. My husband did that and got a free meal from McDonald’s!
Check your local newspaper for restaurant coupons
join the restaurants from your area just sign up for their offers and they will send you a discounts coupons for birthday etc..
order water when you go out that’s free!
Or take advantage of the deals.. like 2 for $20 etc.
Free sandwich with drink purchase at Arby’s:
If you have a facebook account you can go to this link for all kinds of information regarding deals/free food. Click the link:
Here’s another one:
We’re making a change: your food not only tastes better, it is better. To celebrate, we’re inviting you to bring this invitation to a participating U.S. Starbucks store to enjoy a FREE pastry* from opening** until 10:30am on July 21st, 2009 with the purchase of any beverage*.
Click to print your invitation:
In the long run, your just fooling yourself into thinking there are real ways to save money eating out a Chinese meal can cost $25 – $50. You could probably make twice as much, better for half that. If you learn a few simple cooking techniques and learn how to shop for bargains you will be surprised how much money you can save. Going out to dinner should be reserved for once in awhile and special occasions. Not every day or even a few times a week.