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Whataburger is offering 76-cent menu deals all month long

Now's the time to download the Whataburger app and become a member so you have access to the deals in August. ©Image Credit: Faceboook / Whataburger

If it's a deal you're after when grabbing a bite to eat, Whataburger has you covered. The popular burger chain is introducing a 76-cent menu for August, meant to celebrate its 76th anniversary.

The chain celebrates its birthday in a big way

Unlike some restaurant promotions, this isn't just one deal; it's a variety of deals all month long for Rewards members. Consider it the ultimate month-long birthday party.

You'll be able to see the deals on the Whataburger app from Aug. 5 through Aug. 26, 2026.

The one exception is August 8. On this day, you can get a Buy One, Get One Free (BOGO) entrée from 11 AM to 8 PM. This deal is available at participating restaurants. Check the app for details on locations.

Wednesdays will be the best deals

As for those 76-cent deals, you'll find them on Wednesdays. The 76-cent menu is only available through the app.

A look ahead at some of the 76-cent deals includes:

Aug. 5 from 6 AM to 11 AM, Taquito with cheese, entrée only
Aug. 12 from 11 AM to 8 PM, 16-ounce Whatafresher
Aug. 19 from 11 AM to 4 PM, Big Ranch Wrap, entrée only
Aug. 26 from 5 PM to 10 PM, Signature Chicken Sandwich, entrée only

To ensure you don't miss out on the deals, it's smart to download the app now, set up your account, and become a Rewards member. Because these deals are only available on the app, this is the only way you'll see what's coming up.

You'll only be allowed one redemption per account per offer, so if you've got a few people in the household, they will all need to be members.

An unbeatable deal

A fast food snack or entrée priced at under $1 is pretty much unheard of nowadays. This is the best way to treat yourself to some yummy grub in August.

Sources: The Fast Food Post, Whataburger

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