McDonald’s thanks educators with free breakfast Get a free meal from Oct. 11-15
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McDonald’s is celebrating educators around the U.S. by offering them free breakfast.
From Oct. 11-15 administrators and teachers can go to McDonald’s and show a valid ID for a free “Thank You Meal ” at Breakfast.
Meal choices include an Egg McMuffin, Sausage Biscuit, or a Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit with a side of hash browns and a medium soft drink or Premium Roast or Iced Coffee.
Meals are available for free every day, with a limit of one meal per person per day at participating McDonald’s locations.
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