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How to get free Wingstop food Thursday

Atlanta to be test city for restaurant’s new menu item

Wingstop has picked Atlanta to be a test city for a new menu item, and you can try it for free. The restaurant chain is adding thighs in two flavors. You can get two free crispy thighs with your wings order on Nov. 19 by adding the code TRYTHIGHS at checkout. You can choose from two flavors of thighs: Louisiana Rub ... ... and Spicy Korean. Free thighs are available while supplies last
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Nov 17, 2020

Wingstop restaurants are adding a protein item to the menu, and you can be one of the first to try it.

In addition to its wings and chicken tenders, you’ll now have the option to get chicken thighs.

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There are more than 1,500 Wingstop restaurants in the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates, but Atlanta was chosen to be a test city for the thighs.

There are about 30 Wingstop locations in metro Atlanta.

Even better, you can try them for free this Thursday, Nov. 19. According to a press release from Wingstop, two free thighs — you can choose Spicy Korean, Louisiana Rub or any of Wingstop’s flavors — will be added to all wing orders this Thursday during store hours, while supplies last at participating locations.

If you’re ordering online, just add two thighs to your cart and apply the code TRYTHIGHS at checkout.

If you miss out on free food Thursday, you’ll still have a chance to try the new option. They will be available until January.

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