Cheez-It and Wendy's Drop Baconator-Inspired Crackers for Summer
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Cheez-ItandWendy'shave teamed up to offer a new limited-edition snack: Cheez-It x Wendy's Baconator Crackers. Launching nationwide this July, the mashup brings together the signature Cheez-It crunch and the savory, smoky essence of Wendy's iconic Baconator burger. Made with 100 percent real cheese and infused with Applewood smoked bacon flavor, each bite offers a satisfying hit of beefy, cheesy goodness — no drive-thru required.
Fans can also grab the exclusive Cheez-It x Wendy's Baconator Bundle on Cheez-It'sofficial site, which includes the crackers and a Wendy's Frosty keychain tag, with free shipping using code 'CHEEZBURGER.' Scan the QR code on the box for even more fun in the Wendy's app, including a $2 Baconator sandwich discount.
The collab is only available for a limited time, so interested fans will need to act fast.
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