A Canadian smoothie chain with over 470 locations is doing buy one, get one free smoothies all day on November 13.
Booster Juice is turning 27, and it’s calling the deal “one of our biggest offers of the year.”
Buy one regular smoothie in store and you get a second regular smoothie free.
Regular means the 710 mL cup, so the smaller 355 mL snack-size smoothies don’t count.
The free one has to be of equal or lesser value. It’s one per customer, at participating locations only, and it can’t be combined with any other offer.
That’s November 13 only.
The chain is pitching it as a bring-a-friend day: “Grab your smoothie bestie, your roommate, your sibling, your coworker, whoever you’re bringing.”
The date isn’t random.
Booster Juice opened its very first location in Sherwood Park, Alberta, on November 13, 1999.
Dale Wishewan, who grew up in Waskatenau, Alberta, opened that first shop about 10 minutes east of Edmonton. The chain now has stores in every province and territory in Canada.
November 13 has been its party day for a while.
For its 20th birthday in 2019, a second regular smoothie cost $0.99, with that money going to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. In 2022, for its 23rd, it ran a buy one, get one free deal on regular smoothies for that one day.
In Vancouver, you’ll find Booster Juice counters at Harbour Centre downtown and on the UBC campus, which has two.
Booster Juice keeps a list of locations that don’t take its promotional cards, and in BC that list names Harbour Centre, UBC and the University of Victoria. The anniversary post doesn’t say whether those spots are in on November 13, so ask before you order there.
Since the free smoothie has to cost the same or less, make the pricier one your paid pick.
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Address: Participating Booster Juice locations across Canada
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