Food and Drink

 

Looking for delicious deals that won’t cost you a penny? Check out Guide2Free’s “Free Food and Drink” category for a variety of tasty offers and promotions. From free samples of new products to discounts on your favorite snacks and beverages, our “Free Food and Drink” section has something for every palate. Whether you’re a foodie or simply looking to save money on your grocery bill, start exploring today and enjoy the delicious taste of free food and drink!

  • FREE Once Again Cracker Sandwiches

    Try FREE Once Again Cracker Sandwiches! Hand crafted small-batch, made in Once Again’s bakery! The only sandwich cracker in the world that is both organic and gluten free. Now you can have the best of both worlds!

  • FREE Snack Sample Box from Nosherie

    If you’re a foodie who loves discovering new snacks and drinks, Nosherie is the app for you. With personalized recommendations based on your interests, you can unlock free snack sample boxes just by opening the app daily and voting on new food and drink items.

  • FREE Slurpee Day: Score a FREE Slurpee at 7-Eleven

    Attention all Slurpee enthusiasts! Get ready for a brain freeze extravaganza as 7-Eleven brings back their iconic Free Slurpee Day for the month of July. Indulge in the icy, flavorful goodness of a complimentary small Slurpee at your local participating 7-Eleven store.

  • Subway is Giving Away 1 Million FREE Subs on 7/11

    Get ready for a delicious treat! Subway is offering FREE sandwiches on July 11th. Taste the difference with freshly sliced meats and indulge in their ultimate Deli Heroes subs. Don’t miss out on this exciting event and be among the first to savor the flavors. Join Subway’s largest free sampling event and enjoy a delightful meal. Hurry, limited supplies available!

  • FREE Summer Meals for Kids from the USDA

    Did you know that the USDA offers free meals to kids up to age 18 through their summer meal programs? These programs ensure that children who receive free or reduced-price school meals can still get the nutrition they need when schools are closed during summer break or unexpected closures during the school year. Approved sites in communities across the country serve meals to kids at no cost, and families can use the USDA’s tool to find nearby meal sites and their hours of operation.