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FREE £5 Popeyes Big Cajun Roll or Wrap

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1 million available

Breakfast time only, at 50 stores for collection via its app

Fast food chicken chain Popeyes is giving away one million totally free Cajun breakfast rolls or wraps that would normally cost £5 each. It coincides with the launch of the new breakfast menu items.

The freebie is available to new and existing members of the Popeyes app (Android / Apple), any day until 10.30am, up to Monday 20 April – though of course the deal could end sooner if all one million go before then. You'll only be able to claim this offer once.

It's available for collection only, from 50 Popeyes locations – see below for the full list.

You can choose one of the following:

Big Cajun Roll: Chicken patty, Cajun hash brown, a free-range egg and American cheese, topped with Cajun ketchup in a soft brioche bun.
Big Cajun Wrap: Chicken patty, Cajun hash brown, two free-range eggs, American cheese, and Cajun ketchup in a toasted wrap.

You'll find the freebie in the 'Offers' tab within the app – simply select 'Claim now', choose which breakfast item you want, select your restaurant, and checkout for collection.

The freebie is available from these locations:

England: Birmingham Fort, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham Wednesbury, Bishop Auckland, Brighton, Bristol Avonmeads, Bury New Road, Cambridge, Camden, Coventry Arena, Croydon, Ealing, Exeter, Gloucester St Oswalds, Hammersmith Broadway, Hounslow, Hull Kingswood, Ilford, Leicester, Lewisham, Lincoln, Liverpool, Liverpool Central, London Bridge, Luton Hattersway Retail Park, Maidstone, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Piccadilly Approach, Manchester Wilmslow Rd, Northampton, Nottingham, Nottingham Teal Park, Oldham, Oxford, Reading, Romford, Sutton, Swindon Fleming Way, Tottenham Court Road, Uxbridge, Walthamstow, Walworth Road, Waterloo, Wembley, Westfield Stratford, and Woolwich.
Scotland: East Kilbride, Edinburgh Prince Street, and Glasgow Sauchiehall
Wales: Cardiff Bay

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