Here’s how to score free pancakes at Denny’s 🥞

by: Nexstar Media Wire

Posted: Jan 12, 2021 / 05:13 AM EST / Updated: Jan 12, 2021 / 05:13 AM EST

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DALLAS (NEXSTAR) — Denny’s is offering some good deals to kick off the new year.

The food chain is giving out free two-stacks of buttermilk pancakes for anyone who places an online order of $5 or more. On top of that, Denny’s is offering free delivery.

The deal is good through January 18, 2021.

According to the blog Brand Eating, you don’t have to enter a code at checkout. Instead, you’ll simply be prompted to select a checkbox saying you want your free pancakes.

Although delivery is free, you may still encounter a service charges.

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