Father’s Day 2025 Food Deals for Dad

Father’s Day 2025 food deals and freebies

The Krazy Coupon Lady — an online media company that aggregates deals, discounts and coupons — also has a list of food chains that confirmed Father’s Day 2025 deals.

Here’s the list of confirmed Father’s Day deals for 2025, fromThe Krazy Coupon Lady:

  • Burger King: Royal Perks members can get their dads a buy-one-get-one-free Whopper deal at Burger King on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15.
  • IHOP: If you order pickup or delivery at IHOP this Father’s Day, you’ll save 20% on your first online order when you use promo code IHOP20 at checkout. The offer is valid for a one-time use through June 30, 2025.
  • Twin Peaks: On Sunday, June 15, Twin Peaks is offering a special Father’s Day $12 cheeseburger bundle (includes a non-alcoholic beverage).
  • Baja Fresh: Club Baja Rewards members can save $2 on purchases of $10 or more at Baja Fresh when you order online or in-app. Offer valid through June 15.
  • BJ’s Restaurant and Brewery: If you dine in, your dad could receive a free, limited-edition pint glass, while supplies last. Plus if your dad is a loyalty member, he’ll score a VIP 20% discount he can use on future dine-in orders between June 17 – July 7.
  • Buffalo Wild Wings: When you order online or in-app on Father’s Day, you can enjoy 20 traditional wings and fries for only $19.99.
  • Denny’s: Diners staying at home on Father’s Day weekend can enjoy free delivery on Denny’s online orders from June 13 – 15. You can also get $10 off any $30 online order when you use promo code RADDAD at checkout online or in-app.
  • Raising Cane’s: The fried chicken restaurant is offering a buy-one-get-one free box combo deal to Caniac Club Rewards members.

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Yelp’s Top 25 Burger Chains in the U.S.—Just in Time for International Burger Day

Get ready to celebrate International Burger Day (May 28) the American way—with a deep dive into Yelp’s top 25 burger chains in the U.S. Whether you’re loyal to a regional classic or always chasing the juiciest bite nationwide, Yelp’s list is here to settle some beef.

To qualify, each chain had to have over 100 locations, operate in multiple states, and be primarily labeled under “burgers” on Yelp. According to the site, the list blends iconic staples with rising stars—and yes, the secret menu lovers will be pleased.

Here’s the Top 25, according to Yelp:

1.  In-N-Out Burger

2. The Habit Burger Grill

3. Shake Shack

4. Culver’s

5. Islands Restaurants

6. Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers

7. Five Guys Burgers & Fries

8. Wayback Burgers

9. MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes

10. Red Robin

11. Jack in the Box

12.  Cook Out

13. BurgerFi

14. Whataburger

15. Wahlburgers

16. Smashburger

17. McDonald’s

18. Sonic Drive-In

19. Burger King

20. White Castle

21. Fatburger

22. Wendy’s

23. Carl’s Jr.

24. Checkers / Rally’s

25. Steak ’n Shake

Regional breakdowns?

  • In-N-Out rules the West

  • Culver’s is king in the Midwest and South

  • Shake Shack dominates the Northeast

Pass the napkins. This list is stacked. 🍟🔥

Salma Hayek at 58 is SI’s Swimsuit Cover Model for 2025

Salma Hayek Pinault was photographed by Ruven Afanador in Mexico. © Sports Illustrated.

Salma Hayek, 58, has proven age is just a number as she graces the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 2025. The actress dazzles in a sparkling green bikini and Jacquie Aiche jewelry, posing wet and radiant in a pool, with the stunning photoshoot captured by Ruven Afanador in Mexico.

In an exclusive interview, Salma reflected on her journey, admitting she never imagined being featured in the iconic issue. “If somebody had told me I was gonna be in it at 58, I would have sent them to the madhouse,” she said.

She’s embracing her age, also shared her excitement about the changing perceptions of beauty, stating, “it’s exciting that a magazine like Sports Illustrated says it’s ok to be past 50 and still feel sexy.” She added that she’s not slowing down and is proud to be part of a movement that celebrates women of all ages. Salma’s message is clear: confidence and self-love are timeless, and it’s never too late to shine.

Today is Ken Day: From Dreamy Doll to Hollywood Heartthrob and Oscar Contender

Today we celebrate Ken. The versatility of Barbie’s on and off again boyfriend has as rich a history. Ken Carson was Introduced to the world by Mattel in 1961 as the suave and dashing companion to Barbie, Ken has since become a symbol of masculinity, style, and aspiration. From his debut on toy store shelves to his presence in movies, TV shows, and even at the Oscars.

Ken’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. Most recently, his character has been brought to life by Hollywood heartthrob Ryan Gosling in Greta Gerwig’s award-winning Barbie movie, where Gosling’s portrayal has sparked fresh interest in the beloved doll. Alongside his cinematic debut, the nominated song “I’m Just Ken” has further solidified Ken’s status as a cultural phenomenon. Here are some factoids about Ken:

  • Ken made his debut in 1961, two years after Barbie, his iconic companion, hit the shelves.
  • Ken was named after Ruth Handler’s (the creator of Barbie) son, Kenneth.
  • Over the years, Ken’s physique has evolved, reflecting changing beauty standards. From his original athletic build to variations like “Slim” and “Broad,” Ken’s body has seen diverse interpretations.
  • Ken has had a wide array of careers, ranging from astronaut to businessman, doctor to lifeguard, reflecting societal shifts and aspirations.
  • His most recent profession: Beach.
  • Ryan Gosling has taken on the role of Ken in Barbie breathing new life into the iconic character.
  • Nominated for its heartfelt portrayal of Ken’s journey, the song “I’m Just Ken” has garnered widespread acclaim, shedding light on the complexities of Ken’s character and his enduring appeal, especially after the show-stopping performance at the 2024 Oscars.

From his dynamic career choices to his ever-changing wardrobe, Ken Carson continues to captivate hearts and minds around the globe. With each new iteration, he not only reflects the ideals of the times but also challenges societal norms, proving that true style knows no bounds. As Ken’s legacy endures, one thing remains certain: he will forever hold a special place in the pantheon of cultural icons, especially with Ryan Gosling’s portrayal on screen and the recognition garnered by “I’m Just Ken” at the Oscars.

Unveiling the Layers: Groundhog Day, Native Legends, and Cross-Quarter Days

As the annual Groundhog Day approaches on February 2nd, the quaint town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, gears up for the much-anticipated emergence of Punxsutawney Phil. Beyond the playful tradition of predicting the arrival of spring, the roots of Groundhog Day run deep, intertwining Native American legends, Christian traditions, and ancient Celtic celebrations.

Native American Ties to Groundhog Day:

Punxsutawney itself owes its original name, Ponkis Utenink, to the Delaware Tribe, the oldest indigenous tribe in North America. The Lenni-Lenape, a part of the Delaware Nation, settled in this land, originally known for its pesky sand flies. The village’s transformation, overcoming challenges like swamps and insects, led to its establishment as Punxsutawney in 1840.

The Groundhog’s Many Names:

The star of Groundhog Day, known scientifically as Marmota monax, boasts an array of colloquial names such as woodchuck, whistle-pig, and land beaver. Despite being a rodent, this creature holds a special place in the heart of Punxsutawney, gaining fame for its weather predictions rather than its wood-chucking abilities.

Old World Traditions:

The convergence of cultures is evident in the timing of Groundhog Day. Candlemas, a Christian holiday dating back to the fourth century, falls on February 2nd, symbolizing the return of light after winter’s darkness. German traditions, marked by Badger Day (Dachstag), draw parallels as badgers are believed to predict winter’s duration based on shadows.

Imbolc, a Celtic celebration meaning “in the belly of the mother,” represents the midpoint between the winter solstice and spring equinox. This cross-quarter day holds significance for Groundhog Day, aligning with the transition from winter to spring.

Legends of Great-Groundhog Wojak:

Delving into Native American lore, the Delaware Nation’s great groundhog, Wojak, is both a cultural and ancestral symbol. As a creature emerging from within the earth, Wojak may have influenced the woodchuck’s name, emphasizing its importance to native communities predating the arrival of settlers.

Groundhog Day, with its blend of Native American heritage, Old World traditions, and Christian symbolism, reflects a rich tapestry of cultural interplay. As Punxsutawney Phil steps into the spotlight, we are reminded that this quirky tradition goes beyond predicting weather; it encapsulates the essence of community, tradition, and the enduring spirit of celebration.