BYOCup Day at 7-Eleven: Fill whatever you want with Slurpee for just $1.50!

If byocup day eleven fill is on your radar, this short guide cuts through the noise. Here is what is worth knowing, and how to put it to work today.

Key Takeaways

• Advertisement Talk about a sweet deal!
• Start the weekend out right with a super awesome Slurpee deal at 7-Eleven!
• Bring in whatever cup (or object) you want and fill it full of Slurpee for just a buck and a half!

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Talk about a sweet deal!

Start the weekend out right with a super awesome Slurpee deal at 7-Eleven! Bring in whatever cup (or object) you want and fill it full of Slurpee for just a buck and a half!  

It’s BYO Cup Day(s)!

The company says last year’s BYO Cup Day was such a hit that it decided to add a second day this year.

So in honor of the frozen drink’s 50th birthday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, 7-Eleven is allowing shoppers to bring in their own cup and fill it with any flavor Slurpee for just $1.50 , the typical cost of a medium size Slurpee. 

And while your cup can be a lot bigger than the store’s medium size, there are a few limitations , so people don’t go too crazy (think baby pools and trash bags). Apparently last year got a little out of hand…

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This year, the cup can’t be bigger than 10 inches tall and must be ‘leak-proof, safe and sanitary’ (again, no trash bags).

‘Last year’s BYOCup Day was a huge hit, and because this year is the big Slurpee Fiftee celebration, we added a second day so more people can get in on the fun,’ Laura Gordon, 7-Eleven vice president of marketing and brand innovation, said in a statement.

‘We saw just how creative Slurpee fans can get during the first BYOCup Day. They filled drums, kettles, fishbowls, helmets and teapots. I can’t wait to see what they bring this year.’

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Final Thoughts

Before you check out, double-check byocup day eleven fill against current offers and any coupons you can stack. Small habits like this add up to real savings over a year.

Originally published at clark.com.