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White Castle Announces New Promotions and Value Offers
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These limited-time offers run from now until April 20
These limited-time offers run from now until April 20 and are available in select White Castle markets. (See available markets below.)
10 Cheese Sliders at more than 30 percent off the regular price
The first offer lets customers pick up a Cheesy 10 Sack for just $7.99 in most markets. That's over $3 off the regular price of 10 Cheese Sliders! Customers can choose from American, smoked cheddar and jalapeño cheese.
The $7.99 Cheesy 10 Sack deal is available in the greater Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexington, Minneapolis and Nashville markets.
The Cheesy 10 Sack is also available for $8.99 at Castles in New York City and Long Island, a savings of more than $4 in that market, and for $8.99 in Arizona, a savings of more than $5 in that market.
New Crave & Save Meal for $6
Meanwhile, White Castle restaurants in the Detroit and St. Louis metro areas and in New Jersey are making a different but amazing deal available — the new Crave & Save Meal for just $6. Customers can choose between two Cheese Sliders or two Chicken Ring Sliders along with crinkle cut french fries, three chicken rings and a 21-ounce soft drink.
Shrimp Nibblers are back in time for seafood season
White Castle's popular Shrimp Nibblers are also available now through April 20 (or while supplies last) in all markets except Florida. Available in small, medium and sack sizes, these bite-sized butterfly shrimp are coated in a seasoned batter and fried to golden, crispy perfection.
The limited-time-only Shrimp Nibblers expand White Castle's variety of quality seafood during the Lenten season, a time of year when many customers desire nonmeat options. Panko Fish Sliders, made from wild Alaska pollock, are available in all Castles all year long. Fish Nibblers, also made from wild Alaska pollock, are on the menu for a limited time in all Castles (excluding the Florida market).
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Indiana's minimum wage is $7.25/hr. correct? That means, if you are getting a slider for $1, then you are doing better than people in 1938. It is best to know what the value is expected to be to know what you are getting.
Cannot write the same thing for McDonald's. You could probably buy a small drink and a hamburger and just come out under the current minimum wage compared to what they had cost compared to the minimum wage back in 1950s. I found in my area (because I also live in a Federal minimum wage state) that a small fry will probably break this trend. You could buy all three back in 1950s and still have a bit more $ left over.
Ex. In my area, a hamburger is $1.89 and a small drink is $1.39 (now, one can also get an extra small drink for $0.85). Small fries would be $2.29. $5.57 on $7.25/hr.
Back in 1938, a hamburger was $0.15, fries and beverages (1 size) were $0.10 each. So $0.35 on $1.00/hr.
Yesterday, I actually tried something like this because I was in a city, really an exit, that was in the middle of nowhere. Picture a Holiday Inn, Shell gas station, and truck stop with a Subway and McDonald's. I was redeeming a free any size fry with purchase of any size sweet tea, unsweet tea, or soft drink. I ended up getting a small sprite (they did not have the senior size). So the small size sprite was $1.00. The large size fry was $3.99. So, in order to get it under $3.99, I had to buy a hamburger (I even was able to get the total with tax underneath the $3.99). Now, if I really wanted to live on $2.90 because I only made $7.25/hr., I would only be able to buy the small sprite and get the large fries. I make way over $7.25hr. and so even $3.99 was less than 40% of my income as $2.90 is to $7.25/hr.
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I cant find solid information on burger size, but I doubt in 1935 they were the same 45 grams of today