Calling all dessert lovers! This Monday is National Chocolate Cake Day, and it’s time to treat yourself to some delicious chocolate desserts. Many popular restaurants are joining in the fun with special offers just for you!
Cracker Barrel: Enjoy a Free Slice!
Cracker Barrel is kicking off the celebrations by giving away a free slice of their famous Double Chocolate Fudge Coca-Cola Cake! You can get this yummy dessert when you spend at least $10. Keep in mind, this offer is only for dine-in customers, so grab your friends and head over!
Cheesecake Factory: Get Rewarded!
If you love desserts and also enjoy saving money, the Cheesecake Factory has something sweet for you! When you buy $50 worth of gift cards online, you’ll earn a $10 credit to use when you dine in. Just log into your Cheesecake Rewards account, and you’re good to go! You can use your credits from February 19 to March 31.
Try These Chocolate Desserts!
Even if your favorite restaurant doesn’t have a special offer, they still have some amazing chocolate desserts on their menus:
– IHOP: Try their Chocolate Chocolate Chip Pancakes, featuring fluffy pancakes filled with chocolate chips.
– Chili’s Grill & Bar: Don’t miss the Molten Chocolate Cake, served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and drizzled with caramel.
– Applebee’s: Their Triple Chocolate Meltdown is a must-try! This fudge-filled cake is served warm with ice cream and hot fudge.
– Domino’s: Get cozy with their Chocolate Lava Crunch Cake, filled with molten fudge and perfect for sharing.
– Outback Steakhouse: Indulge in the Chocolate Tower Cake, a six-layer cake topped with whipped cream and raspberry sauce.
– Carrabba’s Italian Grill: Enjoy the Sogno Di Cioccolata, a mix of a fudge brownie, chocolate mousse, and whipped cream that will make your mouth water!
What You Need to Know
National Chocolate Cake Day is celebrated every year on January 27. It’s a great chance to enjoy one of the world’s favorite desserts!
Fun Fact: World Chocolate Day is on July 7. It celebrates the arrival of chocolate in Europe back in 1550!
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