This week, fast-food fans are in for a treat as major chains like Chick-fil-A, Popeyes, and Olive Garden unveil new menu items and exciting deals. From Chick-fil-A’s Banana Pudding Shake to Subway’s $6.99 Footlong deal, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Fast Food Chains Unveil Exciting New Menus and Deals: A Week Full of Fresh Flavors
There are no new food shortages from the fast-food chains beloved by the general public this week. This week may be the most significant in the fast-food industry this year, as it boasts an impressive selection of new products. According to Fast Food Club, here is a preview of the upcoming menu items, exciting discounts, and the first fall offerings of the season.
Chick-fil-A
After much anticipation, Chick-fil-A is finally releasing its Banana Pudding-flavored items. Starting Monday, August 26, 2024, customers can enjoy the Banana Pudding Shake and Banana Pudding Frosted Coffee alongside the Honey Pepper Pimento Chicken Sandwich and Spicy Honey Pepper Pimento Chicken Sandwich. While the Banana Pudding dessert remains elusive, these new releases will satisfy you.
Dairy Queen
Though summer isn’t over, Dairy Queen is already looking ahead with the launch of this year’s Fall Blizzard Menu. Featuring five returning flavors—Reese’s Pieces Cookie Dough, French Silk Pie, OREO Fudge Brownie, Salted Caramel Truffle, and Royal New York Cheesecake—alongside the new Caramel Java Chip, these seasonal treats are must-tries as the weather cools.
Olive Garden
Olive Garden’s most famous deal is back: the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl. After more than a year, this unlimited pasta offer returns starting August 26, 2024. For just $13.99 per person, diners can enjoy endless servings of pasta with over 80 sauce and pasta combinations. The deal runs through November 17, 2024, giving plenty of time to indulge.
Popeyes
August 26, 2024, is shaping up to be a big day, as Popeyes also introduces its new Sweet ‘N Smokey Chipotle Wings. Coated in chipotle chilies and finished with a hint of honey, these wings cost $5.99 for six pieces. Football fans will want to keep these on their radar for game day.
Dunkin’
Like Dairy Queen, Dunkin’ is ahead of the curve, releasing its fall menu early. With over 14 new items, including drinks, pastries, food, and donuts, this limited-time menu offers something for everyone. The fall offerings will be available starting August 28, 2024.
Subway
Finally, Subway is returning its famous Any Footlong Sub for just $6.99. From August 26 to September 8, 2024, customers can choose from 22 subs or create their own for half the regular price. This deal is available through the Subway app or website with the promo code 699FL.
This week’s fast-food releases are just the beginning, with fall fast approaching and more seasonal items expected to drop in the coming weeks. Until then, there’s plenty to enjoy right now—be sure to try these new deals and items before they’re gone.


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