Categories: Food & Drink

‘Name your price’ Slurpees are back at 7-Eleven in Canada this month

Just in time for Canada’s hot and sunny September, 7-Eleven is bringing back its “name your price” Slurpees for one day only this month.

There are tons of featured Slurpee flavours to try too, including Crush Cactus Catapult, Fanta Dragon Fruit, Blueberry Yuzu Lemonade, and Frog Water.

Plus, the classic fan favourites like Coca-Cola, Crush Orange, and the newly returned MTN Dew Blue Shock.

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On September 14, you’ll get to pay what you want for a large Slurpee at 7-Eleven locations across Canada.

And you can feel good while you slurp knowing that 100% of the sales go to Food Banks Canada in their support of local food banks.

“Whether it’s $2$5, or $20, the simple act of purchasing a large Slurpee can have a big impact on and help Canadians living with food insecurity,” says 7-Eleven.

Even a loonie goes a long way. Food Banks Canada is able to provide two meals to those in need for every $1 donated.

Treat yourself and do good for others, all with a single Slurpee. Everyone wins!

Slurpee Name Your Price Day

Where: See locations
When: September 14, 2022

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