McDonald's offers free meals for 50 years in new nationwide contest
Beginning on Monday, every time an order is placed for at least $1 on the McDonald's app, people are automatically entered in a nationwide contest. Three winners will then be chosen to get a McGold Card, which allows them to get two free meals a week every week for half a century.
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Nov 29, 2022, 8:18 PM
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2h agoFast food lovers can win free food from McDonald's for the next 50 years.
Beginning on Monday, every time an order is placed for at least $1 on the McDonald's app, people are automatically entered in a nationwide contest.
Three winners will then be chosen to get a McGold Card, which allows them to get two free meals a week every week for half a century.
The promotion runs until Christmas Day, and there is a limit of one entry per day.
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