mumsieA said:ewwww? What is the world do you do to YOUR newspapers before you put them in the recycling bin? oh

which specific wendy did you try?

jenniferhlynn said:I cant find any places in northern CA that has this. Can anyone confirm?

Wendy's has been doing this for MANY years for Halloween.

There is no age limit on who can redeem them.

There is no limit on how many you can redeem at once as far as I can tell.
I think I did four at one time, but I also ordered other food for four people.

strawberrysummer said:vws said:pacmantech said:McDonald's and BK have this in my area too. The McD's book that our local 3-location franchise uses has 12 coupons for $1: 3 burgers, 3 fries, 3 drinks, 3 cones.
What's your area? Here in SoCal I've never seen any McD coupon book at all...

It might depend on your specific McDonald's as they are franchised. My local McDonald's (I, too, live in SoCal) carries the discount books. Although I don't give them away as Halloween treats, I give them to my children, niece, nephew and younger brother.

What socal mcdonalds has the discount books? I've been looking for some.

aimhi said:Heads up for the thrifty: some McDonald's and Wendy's are actually charging $1.50 instead of $1 for the coupon booklets, seen this around Chicago a few times.

Also, this year's booklets are a little different than last year. Frosty coupons are 5 coupons for $1, or 20 cents each, used to be 10 cents. Not sure if the size is bigger (6 oz) than last year.

McDonald's treats are different this year, 12 coupons per booklet, 3 each of hamburger, small cone, apple dippers and milk/juice. No fries or soft drinks.

In our area, McDonald's coupon booklet costs $1.50 with 3 each of:
Free baked pie or child size soft drink
Free small cone or child size soft drink
Free cookie or child size soft drink
Free small order of fries or a free bag of apple dippers
( Valid 11/01/08 - 12/31/08 )

As for Wendy's, that's 10 free Jr. Frosty (6 oz) in a booklet for $1 and valid 11/01/08 - 02/01/09.