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Wendy's Giving Out Free Fries to Customers Every Friday in Stunning New Offer

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American fast-food chain Wendy’s announced it is offering free fries to customers every Friday for the remainder of the year starting this week.

Nothing is ever truly free, so the offer comes with a stipulation.

Wendy’s announced in a Wednesday news release that customers who make any purchase on its app will receive a free order of fries of any size they please.

The company is calling its weekly promotion “FRYday.”

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Wendy’s also took a shot at the quality of fries of its competitors in the release.

“To celebrate [FRYday], Wendy’s is dropping FREE any size Hot & Crispy Fries with ANY purchase every Friday through the end of the year in the Wendy’s app,” the company said.

“Wendy’s knows all too well that some of those other guys’ cold, soggy fries just won’t cut it, but Wendy’s has your back with a new meaning to TGIF!” it said.

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The promotion is available at all locations nationwide.

In-store customers also can take advantage of a free order of fries, Wendy’s said.

“Simply log in to the Wendy’s app or create an online account at wendys.com,” the chain said.

With their Wendy’s accounts, they can claim their fries by loading the offer and paying at the register.

The company has had a variety of “FRYDAY” promotions over the years.

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Wendy’s angered many customers in February when it announced it would experiment with “dynamic pricing.”

The news was met with a backlash from people fearing the restaurant chain merely wanted to gouge them during busy hours — similar to the way Uber raises prices at times when people are more likely to order rides.

Wendy’s later said the proposed pricing model would save them cash by offering customers lower prices if they ordered menu items while locations were slow.

The company did not address that issue in Wednesday’s news release but did express a desire to spread cheer to loyal patrons.

“Fans deserve a pick-me-up after a long week — Wendy’s is answering the call with fries that deliver,” it said.


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Johnathan Jones has worked as a reporter, an editor, and producer in radio, television and digital media.
Johnathan "Kipp" Jones has worked as an editor and producer in radio and television. He is a proud husband and father.




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