Some Food Chains That are Down with 420

​This 420, a lot of restaurant chains have recognized and responded to the fact that they probably owe a lot of business to the cannabis industry.

After all, who doesn’t love some delicious fast food munchies after a smoke sesh?

Here’s a few fun promotions that were held by some national restaurant chains this week in honor of 420:

• White Castle burger chain & Cookies brand collaborated on a “$2 Cheesy 10 Sack” which is a 10 pack of sliders with cheese.
• Jack in the Box promoted a shake they called the Pineapple Express for the price of $4.20.
  
• TGI Fridays promoted a special 420 meal that featured a whiskey sauce they called “Blazed & Glazed”.
  
• Wingstop offered a limited-edition 4/20 flavor that they also named Blazed & Glazed. They described it as sweet, smoky, herbal, and comes from a unique combo of terpenes, hemp seeds, strawberry and cayenne pepper.
  
• On April 20, Jimmy Johns sandwiches had an "elevation checker" website where customers could get a discount of up to 20% off a sub, based on whether you said your elevation was “not so high,” “kinda high,” or “highest.”
  
• With California being the largest state with legalized cannabis, they also had a few more restaurant offers for 420.
  
• West Coast restaurant Cheba Hut offered mini-sandwiches on a frisbee with a side of Willie’s Reserve rolling papers for the price of $4.20.
  
• And also on the West coast, Cheech Marin’s brand new late-night food delivery service, Muncheechos, launched their service and began serving customers on 4-20.
  
• California mexican food chain Del Taco had chicken rollers for $4.20.
  
• And California burger chain Fatburger was selling their burgers for $4.20. 

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