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Wed February 25, 2015

Boudin’s Legendary Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl – Buy One, Get One Free on Feb 25th

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This February you won’t have to travel to snow-covered Boston to enjoy New England-style clam chowder on National Clam Chowder Day. On Feb 25th 2015 Boudin SF restaurants and Boudin Bakery Cafes will celebrate by offering diners a Buy One, Get One Free offer on their world-renowned clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. This is an ideal opportunity to indulge in and share a true customer favorite – Boudin’s classic New England-style Clam Chowder served in The Original San Francisco Sourdough™ bread bowl. Claim your coupon at http://bit.ly/nationalclamchowderday.
This February you won’t have to travel to snow-covered Boston to enjoy New England-style clam chowder on National Clam Chowder Day. On Feb 25th 2015 Boudin SF restaurants and Boudin Bakery Cafes will celebrate by offering diners a Buy One, Get One Free offer on their world-renowned clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. This is an ideal opportunity to indulge in and share a true customer favorite – Boudin’s classic New England-style Clam Chowder served in The Original San Francisco Sourdough™ bread bowl. Claim your coupon at http://bit.ly/nationalclamchowderday.
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