7-Eleven’s Halloween Deals Include Cheap Candy & $7.11 Pizza

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Halloween is supposed to be about candy, costumes, and watching horror movies that make you regret turning off the lights. Cooking dinner doesn’t always fit neatly into that schedule. Especially when you’ve already spent half the evening trying to figure out whether your costume looks even remotely like it’s supposed to.

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Fortunately, 7-Eleven has decided to take dinner off the agenda.

The convenience store chain is rolling out a bunch of Halloween food deals across 7-Eleven, Speedway, and its restaurant brands, including $7.11 whole pizzas, buy-one-get-one-free quesadillas, chicken nuggets, and more. And if your Halloween plans involve a scary movie marathon and absolutely no intention of leaving the house, there are delivery deals, too.

Here’s what you can get your hands on before the Halloween candy inevitably becomes dinner.

How To Get a Whole Pizza For $7.11

Let’s start with the pizza―because feeding a group of people for $7.11 a pie is a pretty convincing reason to stay out of the kitchen.

On October 30th and 31st, 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members can pick up whole pizzas for $7.11 each at participating stores. The pizzas feature 7-Eleven’s new crispy, bubbly crust, and there’s no stated limit on how many you can buy.

Which is good news if you’re hosting a Halloween party and have seriously underestimated how much food people can put away.

Don’t feel like leaving the house? The 7NOW delivery app is offering large pizzas for $7.11 on October 30th and 31st, too.

And on Halloween itself, you can get $10 off an order of $20 or more with promo code TREAT. That’s half off a $20 order, which isn’t a bad way to fund a night of doing absolutely nothing but watching scary movies.

There Are BOGO Quesadillas, Nuggets, & More Pizza

If pizza isn’t calling your name, 7-Eleven has a few other deals worth knowing about.

At participating Laredo Taco Company restaurants, you can get buy-one-get-one-free quesadillas on October 30th and 31st. They’re made with Monterey Jack and Colby Jack cheeses, plus fillings like grilled chicken, carnitas, or seasoned beef, finished with pico de gallo or creamy cilantro salsa.

Meanwhile, Raise the Roost is offering BOGO 8-piece chicken nuggets on the same dates. 16 nuggets for the price of eight? That’s the sort of math I can get behind.

And if one pizza isn’t enough, Speedy Café is getting involved with buy-one-get-one-free large one-topping pizzas for Speedy Rewards members at participating locations on October 30th and 31st.

Between all these offers, there’s a decent chance your Halloween dinner will involve considerably more cheese than originally planned. Not that I see a problem with that.

Halloween Candy Is Going For $1.25, Too

Of course, it wouldn’t be Halloween without something sweet.

From October 23rd through November 2nd, loyalty members can pick up select candy for $1.25 each at participating stores. The lineup includes Reese’s, Kit Kat, Snickers, Twix, Starburst, and other Halloween favorites.

I’d be tempted to stock up before October 31st, although there’s always the risk of eating your way through the trick-or-treaters’ candy supply before anyone actually knocks on the door―a risk I’m all too familiar with.

Just remember that the pizza and BOGO deals are only running October 30th and 31st, while the candy offer sticks around a little longer. You’ll also want to check that your local store or restaurant is participating before making a special trip.

As for me, I’d be going straight for the $7.11 pizza and using the money I saved to buy more candy. Whether any of it survives until Halloween is another matter.

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Mikaela Hardiman

Mikaela is an Australian writer who's eaten her way through countries across Asia, Europe, and Latin America, developing a healthy curiosity about what people eat, why they eat it, and who decided certain foods needed to exist in the first place. She's particularly fond of anything spicy and is absolutely lying to herself about how much hot sauce she can handle. She approaches food the same way she travels: with strong opinions and very few reservations.

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