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Posted by rander
 - April 05, 2009, 12:42:12 PM
Another Denny's freebie: Now, bring a friend
Posted Apr 03 2009, 03:54 PM by Donna Freedman Rating:  Filed under: hot deals, savings, Donna Freedman, food, free
Denny's gave away some 2 million Grand Slam breakfasts on Feb. 3. Now they're at it again with the "Pass Along Grand Slam Kindness" promotion. From 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 8, you can get a free Grand Slamwich for a friend when you order a Grand Slam for yourself.


"We invite you to bring a friend . . . anyone who could use a hug, a smile, a lift, a free meal. . . . I'm sure everyone knows someone who they want to pass Grand Slam kindness on to," says Mark Chmiel, chief marketing and innovation officer.


What's a Grand Slamwich? So glad you asked.

The Grand Slamwich consists of scrambled eggs, seasoned sausage, bacon, shaved ham, mayonnaise and American cheese grilled on potato bread with a maple spiced spread. It is served with hash browns, and normally costs $4.99.

According to a press release, Denny's CEO Nelson Marchioli said the original marketing project "turned into an almost spiritual awakening for all of us . . . we had no idea how badly Americans needed this."