The Texas hamburger chain is celebrating its 73rd anniversary, and they are giving away burgers on August 8 to celebrate.
In order to get your free burger all you have to do is show that you are an active Whataburger Rewards member at a participating Whataburger.
If you haven't joined, you can download the Whataburger app and sign up for a free Whataburger Rewards account. You also have to place at least one order on the app to be considered an active user.Whataburger is also celebrating by relieving $73,000 of school lunch debt for children across the country, with their parament All for Lunch.A new poll finds that Texans are in love with favorites like Whataburger and H-E-B, but have an unfavorable view of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
The chain is also giving away limited number of inaugural National Whataburger Day table tents for people who go inside the restaurant.
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