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Fast-food brands have been pushing discount meals for a while now, but most have shied away from dollar menus. Wendy’s, for example, has a four for $4 promotion where consumers get a drink, fries, chicken nuggets, and a choice of sandwich for $4. Unlike the dollar menus of old, however, the Wendy’s promotion is pretty restrictive, offering very limited choices.

Fast-food brands have been pushing discount meals for a while now, but most have shied away from dollar menus. Wendy’s, for example, has a four for $4 promotion where consumers get a drink, fries, chicken nuggets, and a choice of sandwich for $4. Unlike the dollar menus of old, however, the Wendy’s promotion is pretty restrictive, offering very limited choices.

Fast-food brands have been pushing discount meals for a while now, but most have shied away from dollar menus. Wendy’s, for example, has a four for $4 promotion where consumers get a drink, fries, chicken nuggets, and a choice of sandwich for $4. Unlike the dollar menus of old, however, the Wendy’s promotion is pretty restrictive, offering very limited choices.

Fast-food brands have been pushing discount meals for a while now, but most have shied away from dollar menus. Wendy’s, for example, has a four for $4 promotion where consumers get a drink, fries, chicken nuggets, and a choice of sandwich for $4. Unlike the dollar menus of old, however, the Wendy’s promotion is pretty restrictive, offering very limited choices.

Fast-food brands have been pushing discount meals for a while now, but most have shied away from dollar menus. Wendy’s, for example, has a four for $4 promotion where consumers get a drink, fries, chicken nuggets, and a choice of sandwich for $4. Unlike the dollar menus of old, however, the Wendy’s promotion is pretty restrictive, offering very limited choices.