Burger King goes all out in July 2025 with dozens of free products all month – Check out all of McDonald’s competitor’s offers for $1 dollar purchases

From free Whoppers to crispy chicken and ice cream, here is how to grab Burger King's hottest summer deals with just one dollar

Modified on:
July 7, 2025 4:37 pm

Burger King is not holding back this July. While most fast-food chains roll out deals just for the Fourth of July, Burger King is taking it further — like, 31 days of free stuff kind of further. If you love getting more for less, and you are okay with spending just one dollar to get something extra, you are going to want to keep reading.

What free food can you get at burger king in july 2025?

Burger King is celebrating more than just Independence Day. They are giving you deals every week to mark food-themed holidays like National Grilling Month, National French Fries Day, and even National Ice Cream Day. Here is what you can grab:

  • Every Friday in July (starting July 4 to July 25)
    Spend $1 or more and get a free burger — your choice of Whopper Jr., Rodeo Burger, Cheeseburger, or Hamburger.
  • July 6 – National Fried Chicken Day
    Spend just $1 and get a free Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich.
  • July 11 – National French Fries Day
    Buy anything for $1 or more and get free fries of any size.
  • July 20 – National Ice Cream Day
    Spend $1 or more and cool off with free soft-serve ice cream.

So if you time it right, you could get a burger and fries for just two bucks on July 11.

How do you qualify for burger king’s july deals?

Now here is the part you need to know. These deals are not handed out at the counter for just anyone. You must sign up for Burger King’s Royal Perks program. Do not worry — it is completely free.

Once you sign up, you can:

  • Order through the Burger King app or website
  • Activate the specific promo you want
  • Earn points for every purchase, which you can use later for more free food

This is Burger King’s way of rewarding loyal customers, and if you are already eating there, you might as well take advantage.

Why is burger king offering so many $1 deals?

Burger King is not just being generous. They are going head-to-head with McDonald’s, who usually dominates the summer with limited-time promotions. But this time, Burger King is saying, “We see your Big Mac, and we raise you a Whopper… for $1.”

According to fast food watchers, these kinds of promotions are meant to:

  • Pull in value-seeking customers during a time when prices are rising
  • Compete directly with other giants like McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Taco Bell
  • Make you download and use their app — which helps them track orders and give you targeted deals

So it is a win-win. You save money, and they grow their customer base.

What is the best way to get the most out of these deals?

If you really want to make the most of Burger King’s July offers, here is a simple plan:

  • Sign up for Royal Perks today
  • Mark the promo dates on your calendar
  • Use the app to place your order and make sure the deal is applied
  • Stack your promos — for example, get a burger and fries on July 11 for just two bucks

That is it. No coupons, no confusion — just $1 deals, one after another, all month long.

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Enobong Demas
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I write on social welfare programs and initiatives for the United States, focusing on how these programs impact the lives of everyday Americans. My background in environmental sciences allows me to approach these topics with a unique analytical lens to provide my readers with a clear and well-rounded insight, eliminating the complexities often common with these topics.

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