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Five Guys is giving away free burgers this week

Use the free burger promo code through the Five Guys app or website when placing your order. ©Image Credit: Facebook / Five Guys

You'll want to run, not walk, to grab this amazing offer. It's National Cheeseburger Day, and Five Guys is giving away burgers with an extremely rare buy-one-get-one-free limited-time offer.

Offer available for three days

Five Guys rarely offers any kind of promotion or deal, and it's even rarer for them to flat-out give burgers away for free. For three days only, that's exactly what's going to happen.

Five Guys is celebrating National Cheeseburger Day with a bang. You can purchase any type of burger and get one free.

Yeah, you could share this deal with a friend, or you could eat both of them yourself. Don't worry, we won't tell.

Only available until Sept. 18

As mentioned, this is a very limited-time deal. The promo began on Sept. 16 and runs until Sept. 18.

It is available at participating locations only. You'll want to check whether your nearby location is taking part in the promo before placing an order.

Cannot be purchased in-store

Perhaps the most important detail is that you can only redeem the offer when you purchase online at the Five Guys website, or through the chain's app.

If you place your order online at FiveGuys.com, you'll need to choose first-party delivery or pickup.

When checking out online or through the app, you'll need to enter the promo code BOGOBURGER.

You can only use the promo code once per transaction, and each account only has one promo code available. In other words, you can't keep redeeming the offer multiple times.

Getting your fill of Five Guys

If Five Guys is your ultimate favorite burger joint, this is the best way to get your fill of one of their iconic burgers, or rather, two of their iconic burgers.

Sources: Living on the Cheap, Five Guys

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