McDonald's Valentine Coupon Packs - 12 Coupons for Free Items for $1
In-store only. You have to ASK FOR and buy these at your local McDonalds.
Each book costs just $1.00 and contains 12 coupons for FREE items that can be used by kids ages 12 and under.
Here’s what’s included:
Free Apple Dippers (3 of these)
Free Apple Juice or Milk Jug (3 of these)
Free Small Cone (3 of these)
Free Hamburger (3 of these)
Coupons are valid 2/14/12 through 5/29/12 at participating US McDonald’s. NOTE – They aren’t valid until Feb. 14, even though you can buy them now.
Check your local McDonalds for participation.
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rookie3001
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Hey where do you go? the arrow takes you to the whole website not the Valentine purchase Page.
@maryannmoisan: Sometimes reading the OP's description can do wonders for ya...
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yeah - says it on the top line! aaahahaha
I guess some people CAN'T read LOL
I wish they'd offer something like this around Halloween. It'd be a cool thing to give Trick-or-Treat visitors!
@maryannmoisan:
Sensing some hostility :)
Wendy's has a similar deal around Halloween but there isn't an age limit for redemption; I had free junior Frostys for a year!
Great find, thanks for posting!
@maryannmoisan: You're not all that new around here, so surely you're aware that the button is built into the template and that the poster has no control over its presence?
I suspect you feel really stupid for asking what was, in fact, a stupid question, and your defense was to call someone else a jerk. Everyone asks stupid questions every now and then, but most mature people laugh at themselves, thank the person who gave them the correct info, and let the episode go. Calling people names is really inappropriate here.
Wish they had some french fry coupons...My 2yo starts screaming "Fries" every time we drive past the golden arches. BTW @evemarvelous: They used to have a similar coupon book before Halloween for exactly that purpose. I'm not sure why they don't anymore.
@maryannmoisan: You can still wolf down your double qb w/ cheese for lunch. Your cats won't mind.
@magic cave: You said it best.
@yazberrie Are you serious? You're giving a 2 year old McDonald's french fries?!?!? Wow. Next time you're in the restaurant, please read the cancer warning on the wall. Yes, there's a CANCER WARNING LABEL they have to display on the wall. Part of parenting is knowing what's best for your child, and having the GUTS to say 'no' I hate being that douche that tells parents how to parent, but you'd probably say something if I told you I let my 2 year old smoke Marlboro reds because he screams for them, right? They really are just as harmful to a kid.
What if I'm over 12, can I still use them?
@boredmaster-seriously? You feel the need to disparage someone's parenting skills based off of if they feed McDonalds fries to their 2 year old?? Most of the food we have eaten in the past 50 years is processed crap and yet we are still alive. My kids ate fries when they were 2 and they are just fine. I believe in everything in moderation. Get off your soap box!
@boredmaster: "french fries just as bad as cigarettes"...
wow... just... wow. I'm sorry for your offspring.
Anyone interested in eating this McDonalds crap should go to youtube and look for the 4 year old McDonalds burger (with fries included). It's pretty gross.
@boredmaster: You probably live in California, where everything gives you cancer.
@amccoug80: If a 2 yr old has such a deep association between a McDonalds sign and french fries, it's probably because they go there more often than 'moderately'.
@sharpjm: I prefer to think of them as 'just as good' as cigarettes, but I guess it's cuz I'm an optimist.
@harmonysnax: A 4yr old (insert any food item here) is pretty gross. I'll have turned that hamburger into poo long before that.
What would Ronald McDonald do?
@yazberrie; I remember them. I went to McD's this October to ask if they still had them and the employee looked at me like I was crazy. Glad to know it used to exist.
@harmonysnax: That's a myth. The McDonald's burger and fries is equally as immortal-looking as other burgers left undistrurbed as long in equal conditions, and many extremely bored people have done extensive testing to prove as much:
Didn't you see the deal's thumbnail? McDonald's food is wholesome. :-p
I remember the first time I ran into the "on everything" cancer labels. I bought a joystick and it had a big sticker on it that said it contains cancerous materials and to wash my hands after every use. Not like the state does anything, and it is on virtually everything they make so....
@boredmaster: oh so your that parent who knows how to parent better than any other parent thats parenting?
i hate that parent
@evemarvelous: they do!
Almost free, about 8 cents an item, good enough for me! Thanks for the deal, McD's is the food of the Gods!
@magic cave: Lets guess who gave you the -1 vote....
@jhewitte: It's up to two negatives now. [deep sigh] I just don't know how I shall survive in the face of such opprobrium.
Yeah what a great idea! "Here, honey. Happy Valentines Day, I want you to get fat!"
Apparently fat people like voting comments down. "Dont you talk about my favorite restaurant that way!"
@magic cave: I gave you +1 just for using the word, "opprobrium." That's a great word, and I don't think I have heard of it before now.
@evemarvelous: they do sell these on halloween
Thanks to all who understand sensible parenting and moderation.
@boredmaster: Really, you don't know anything about me or my parenting skills so don't presume that you do based on one internet post. If that's the way you respond to strangers, I feel sorry for your children. Let me guess, you only feed them organic raw foods grown in your back yard on a plot of land you cultivate and keep chemical free, meat from animals that you raise free-range on your pesticide free property, breads from grains you grow and harvest, and milk that is neither pasteurized or homogenized and comes from those same animals you raise. If not, get off your high horse because most of the food we buy is highly processed(which is why it is often fortified). There are many things in this world that are worse than McDonalds fries.
@trypsin: :::laughing::: Why, thank you very much. It is a great word, isn't it? I know lots more of them, but there is seldom such a good opportunity and reason to drag them into the conversation.
$1 is a great deal for these! We always get three books (one for each of our kids) at Halloween. My only complaint is hamburgers instead of cheeseburgers, but sometimes they let us pay the extra 20 cents to throw a piece of cheese on it.
Thanks for the post!
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