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Wendy’s has announced a new meal in collaboration with the hit Netflix show Wednesday, which the restaurant chain calls “the pure punishment of the bag.”
The company announced – you guessed it – WednesdayWendy’s Wednesday misfortune meal on July 23rd.
The limited-time meal centers around four mystery sauces called “Dips of Dread,” “10 Piece Nuggets,” small “cursed crunchy” fries, and a new frosty flavour called “Raven’s Blood.” According to Wendy’s, all items will be delivered in custom packages.
The meal coincides with the release of Season 2 of “Wednesday,” which premieres on Netflix. The show will be in two parts. Part 1 debuts at 3am on August 6th, and Part 2 premieres at 3am on September 3rd.
When are there meals available on Wednesdays?
According to Wendy’s, the items will be available at restaurants nationwide on Monday, August 4th. In Canada, customers will be able to dine from Monday, August 11th through the restaurant or via the Wendy app.
Are Wednesday meals available at all Wendy locations?
The company said misfortune meals are also available in locations in Puerto Rico, the Bahamas and Guam.
“Wendy and Wednesday are both cultural icons renowned for their challenging conventions with wit and a bit of suspension,” Liz Gerati, International Chief Marketing Officer at Wendy’s Company, said in a news release. “This is not a typical collaboration. Not any brand can plan a misfortune meal with Adams on Wednesday. But for a bold brand that proudly enthralled with customers and not proud, it was a match made in dark, dry heaven.”
What kind of sauce is “Horror Dip”?
Wendy’s said two mystery dipping sauces are in each meal, adding that customers will receive “what of the four dips do destiny decide?”
Four flavors are called.
- Hyde cannot be done
- This will be stabbed
- A serious mistake
- There is no miserable place
“Don’t ask what sources you will get. You have to give in to your destiny. You have to endure multiple visits with enough courage to try them all,” Wendy said in a news release.
Contributions: Taiwan Muolman, Kelly Lawler, Brian Alexander, Pamela Avila. USA TODAY
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