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Wienerschnitzel giving away free food items Tuesday

July 8th, 2009, 10:58 pm · 2 Comments · posted by Jayson Peters

Feel like a free chili dog or frozen treat? Check out the following deal that reached the Tribune:

Wienerschnitzel Honors National Hot Dog Month by Christening July 14 “Free Original Chili Dog or Cone Day” at Participating Locations Throughout the West

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jul. 08, 2009– More hot dogs are eaten in July than any other month of the year - a fact that prompted the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council to designate July as National Hot Dog Month and Wienerschnitzel to christen July 14 as “Free Original Chili Dog or Small Cone Day.”

In honor of America’s fascination with the famous food and the company’s status as The World’s Largest Hot Dog Chain(R), Wienerschnitzel will be giving away a free Original Chili Dog or Tastee-Freez Small Cone on July 14 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at participating Wienerschnitzel locations throughout the Western U.S. For a list of local Wienerschnitzel’s 345 locations, visit www.wienerschnitzel.com.

“Whether it’s sidewalk carts in New York, major league ballparks in the Midwest or Wienerschnitzel locations throughout the West, summer is the hot dog season and July is the hot dog month,” explained Tom Amberger, vice president of marketing for Wienerschnitzel. “As the world’s most popular hot dog destination, Wienerschnitzel wanted to do its part to celebrate the country’s love affair with this most American of food icons.”

Amberger explained that participating Wienerschnitzel locations will be offering a free Soft Serve Small Cone as an alternative to the Original Chili Dog for those customers with a sweet tooth or wanting to beat the heat. “July is also National Ice Cream Month so we wanted to give equal billing to our Tastee-Freez menu.”

“Free Original Chili Dog or Cone Day” is the latest in a series of robust product, advertising and promotional programs introduced by Wienerschnitzel this year as part of its “Der-licious” campaign to strengthen its leadership position in the hot dog segment. Earlier this year, the company introduced its 1/3 Pound Spicy Polish Sausage, which was followed in March by the launch of its Big Original Chili Dog, an 84-percent-larger version of its famous grilled Original Chili Dog, and its first-ever Angus Beef Dog.

This month, Wienerschnitzel rolls out one of the most substantial value menus in the industry, the UnDER $1 Menu, featuring a Chili Burger, Corn Dog, Original Stadium Dog, Original Mustard Dog, Original Relish Dog, Chili Cheese Fries Burrito, Jalapeno Poppers (3-pack) and Chocolate Dipped Small Cone.

The free Original Chili Dog or Small Cone offer is valid at participating Wienerschnitzel locations only, and cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. Limit one Original Chili Dog or Small Cone per person, per visit only. Tastee-Freez is not available at all Wienerschnitzel locations. This offer is not redeemable for cash.

For more information on Wienerschnitzel products, prices and promotions, go to www.wienerschnitzel.com.

About Wienerschnitzel

Founded by John Galardi in 1961 with a single hot dog stand in Wilmington, Calif., Wienerschnitzel (www.wienerschnitzel.com) is one of the real pioneers of the quick-service food industry. Having successfully carved out a niche with hot dogs, The World’s Largest Hot Dog chain serves more than 120 million hot dogs annually. Based in Newport Beach, Calif., Wienerschnitzel operates or franchises 345 stores in eight states and Guam. It is part of the Galardi Group, which is also the parent company of The Hamburger Stand and Tastee-Freez LLC.

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2 Comments

  • mike rice says:

    I went to the San Marcos store yesterday and was denied the free hot dog by the female mgr. on duty. She said I needed a coupon or something to that nature. I did not argue about the fact and left. I have never been to a Wiener store before and was looking forward to a chili dog. I am an un-employeed U.S. veteran and dis-abled and had to drive 30 miles in 100+ heat on an old motorcycle for nothing. I would like to know why I was denied and to what we can do to rectify the situation. Thank you for your time. My cell phone # is [redacted] and you can call anytime if needed.

  • Sorry to hear you had problems, sir. The information came from the company itself, and mentioned the ever-present “participating locations only” … But you are right - they didn’t mention needing a coupon.

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