National Iced Tea Day 2026: Get Free Iced Tea at Raising Cane’s, McAlister’s and More Today
Don't pay for your caffeine fix today! Snag these freebies now
Key Takeaways
- Score free iced tea today at the chains Raising Cane's and Huey Magoo's.
- Unlock BOGO beverage deals and cheap $3 jumbo sizes at top drink spots right now.
- Customize your summer sips with free fruit puree flavor shots at McAlister's Deli.
Do you dream of kicking back with a glass of iced tea on a warm day? Then you’ll want to hear this: today, June 10, is National Iced Tea Day—and your favorite chains are ready to help you celebrate! Several fast food restaurants, drink shops and even a popular beverage brand have dropped great deals that make it easy to treat yourself. Keep reading to find out the best steals that will help you get your tea fix today!
McAlister’s Deli
Cool off today and upgrade your tea for free when you head to McAlister’s deli! From June 10 through the 14, rewards members can receive up to three flavor shots with the purchase of a beverage.
These delicious add-ins will turn your McAlister’s famous tea into an extra fruity delight. Choose from five shots of fruit puree: peach, strawberry, black cherry and pineapple. Just apply the reward at checkout to redeem.
Pure Leaf
If you love Pure Leaf tea, here’s a sweet deal for you. In honor of National Iced Tea Day, the brand is giving fans a chance to score a free 12-oz. can of its new Mental Focus Sparkling Iced Tea. These drinks—which come in flavors like peach and raspberry—contain both caffeine and L-theanine to give you a mental boost.
To redeem your freebie now through July 30, head to this link and scan the QR code to add the coupon to your mobile wallet. Then scan the barcode when you checkout at a participating retailer (like Walmart) that sells the new tea, and the drink is yours to enjoy!
Huey Magoo’s
Grab a bite to eat at your local Huey Magoo’s today and you’ll land a refreshing iced tea—at no cost! On June 10 only, guests at participating locations will receive a free regular iced tea with the purchase of any meal. The sweet drink will pair perfectly with the restaurant’s famous chicken tenders.
Raising Cane’s
The fast food chain is making it easier than ever to celebrate this year by offering both longtime fans and new customers a chance to snag a free 22-oz. iced tea.
If you’re already a registered Caniac Club rewards member, getting the deal couldn’t be easier! The chain will load the free tea offer directly to your account and you can redeem it today in the restaurant or via the Raising Cane’s app.
Not part of the loyalty program? No worries! You still have a chance to enjoy a free tea. Head to RaisingCanes.com/IcedTea to play an iced tea-themed word puzzle game and earn a free code. (Note: You must subscribe to the Hot Fresh News newsletter to receive it.) Then use the code for your mobile or app order to redeem the complimentary drink by the end of the day!
HTeaO
This drink spot’s BOGO offer can’t be beat! When you purchase a cup of iced tea on National Iced Tea Day in store or via the drive-thru, you’ll get another for free. And since the franchise offers more than 20 varieties of freshly brewed tea, there are many amazing options up for grabs.
Besides the more traditional flavors, you can tickle your tastebuds with the Paloma, The Razzler Refresher, Strawberry Passion, Dirty Cherry Poppi and so much more!
PJ’s Coffee
Outsmart the heat with a special discount from PJ’s Coffee. Today only, the shop’s large 32 oz. iced teas (normally $4.95) are on sale for just $3! Enjoy traditional black or citrus green tea, sweetened or unsweetened. You can also add syrups for 75 cents each for an extra flavor boost!
These wonderful deals are all for a limited-time only, so don’t miss your chance to grab your favorite iced tea—or try a new one—at a bargain!
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