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7-Elevens back-to-school deals are live — $3 quesadillas, free wraps, and more

7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores are rolling out back-to-school deals, including $3 Laredo Taco Company quesadillas, BOGO Speedy Café breakfast wraps, and $1 glazed donuts.

7-Elevens back-to-school deals are live — $3 quesadillas, free wraps, and more

As summer begins to wind down and students prepare to head back to school, convenience stores nationwide are offering a variety of back-to-school food deals to help ease the morning routine. 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores are among the retailers running promotional offers through late August.

First up, Laredo Taco Company is participating in the back-to-school deals, offering $3 quesadillas all day long until August 7. Customers can choose from a flour tortilla stuffed with melted Monterey and Colby Jack cheese, along with their preferred protein. There is no limit to the number of quesadillas one can purchase, making it a convenient option for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Moving on, Speedy Café has started a buy-one-get-one-free promotion on grilled breakfast wraps, valid until August 25. Customers can select either the Bacon Egg and Cheese or Sausage Egg and Cheese wrap, and they will receive a second one for free. This deal is a great way to start the day while saving money.

In addition, 7-Eleven Bakery is providing $1 glazed donuts for 7Rewards or Speedy Rewards members, also running through August 25. This offer is a budget-friendly way to satisfy any sweet tooth in the morning.

However, it is important to note that offer windows and participation may vary by location. Customers are advised to double-check with their local store before building their entire morning around these deals. With the school year fast approaching, these back-to-school food deals from 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores can make the start of the semester a little easier for busy parents and students alike.

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