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Cinco de Mayo 2024: Food and Drink Specials

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Cinco de Mayo isn’t just a celebration of Mexican-American culture; it’s also a day of fantastic deals and specials across the nation. This year’s festivities kick off with deals that last until May 5th. Here’s a list of some of the offers:

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