7-Eleven Is Offering Free Slurpees Every Friday in February

7-Eleven is helping its customers fight the winter blues with free Slurpees every Friday in February.

In a press release announcement, the nationwide convenience store revealed that customers can get a free small Slurpee drink at participating 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes locations nationwide.

“We know that the long winter days can feel endless, and we saw how much our customers loved a refreshing Slurpee drink to shake off the January slump,” said Dennis Phelps, senior vice president of merchandising (vault & proprietary beverages), in a statement accompanying the press release. “So, we’re keeping the fun going all month long. Every Friday this month, customers can stop in for a free small Slurpee drink and grab their other favorite products to end the week on a high note!”

7-Eleven Is Also Offering Free Pizza for the Super Bowl

Among the numerous food discounts announced before the Super Bowl, 7-Eleven is offering a free pizza with consumers’ first order on the 7NOW Delivery app.

The convenience shop is also giving a BOGO deal on Feb. 9, the day of the big game, where customers will receive a free pizza with the purchase of another, as well as discounts on “watch party favorites” on Feb. 8 and beer on Feb. 9. The “Free Pizza” deal runs through March 4.

“At 7-Eleven, we know the Big Game is about more than just football — it’s about gathering with friends, enjoying delicious food and making lasting memories,” said Brandon Brown, SVP of fresh foods at 7-Eleven, in a press release. “Whether you’re a football fanatic, a halftime show enthusiast or simply a pizza lover, we’re here to support your game day experience with free pizza and other tasty deals that will make everyone feel like a winner.”

This deal will be competing with several others from restaurants and retailers alike.

Among grocers, ALDI has collaborated with 2010 Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees and his wife, Brittany, on a “Get a Quarterback” promotion that offers 25% off wings, spinach dip, pizza, and other snacks and appetizers.

“No matter which team fans root for, we can all agree that food is the MVP of the Big Game,” Dave Rinaldo, COO at ALDI, said in a news release. “We’re showing customers how to feed a crowd without sacrificing time, quality, or their budgets. Year-round, shoppers can fill their carts for less through the many actions we take, from displaying products in the boxes they arrive in, to our quarter cart system. Now we’re taking savings even further by offering up to a quarter back on game day favorites.”