McDonald's giving away free fries on Friday until 2024, here's how to order

Mcdonald's is offering free fries with every order on Fridays for the rest of 2023. Customers will be able to get free medium fries on a minimum purchase of $1 at participating outlets in the United States till the end of the year. The offer will be limited to one-time usage per customer on each Friday. In order to avail of this offer, it is pertinent to be enrolled in the McDonald's rewards program. Only 10 Fridays are remaining this year, so here's how to can get free fries with your next order.

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How to get free fries on Friday?

Here are the steps you need to follow for this offer:

1. Download the MyMcDonald’s app.
2. Log in or Sign up to create an account.
3. Click on the ‘Deals’ tab.
4. The offer should now be visible.
5. However, If you open the app on Friday, the offer will be visible by default.
6. Now, make a purchase of at least $1 to be eligible for the offer.

The “Free Fries Friday” offer will start on October 27 and will last till December 29, with eight Fridays in between to snag this delicious opportunity.

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List of the dates

1. October 27
2. November 3
3. November 10
4. November 17
5. November 24
6. December 1
7. December 8
8. December 15
9. December 22
10. December 29

Offers from other joints

However, McDonald’s is not the only fast food joint coming up with offers as 2023 is nearing its end. Burger King is offering free fries per order to its Royal per week until December 31. Taco Bell is offering free Toasted Breakfast Tacos via its mobile app per week but the deal is only available for Taco Bell rewards members until October 31. The good news is that no purchase is necessary to avail it. Dunkin’ reward members can get one free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase until October 30.

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