On January 22, trade an Empty Bottle of Nando's PERi-PERi sauce for a FREE QUARTER CHICKEN at any #Nando's. Everyone's favorite national holiday celebrating a condiment -- National Hot Sauce Day, of course -- happens this year on Sunday, January 22. To commemorate this tongue-tingling event, the region's Nando's PERi-PERi fast-casual restaurants are giving away
While the marinated, flame-grilled chicken has drawn fans from 24 countries around the world, it’s time the sauces had a day of their own. Bear in mind, “peri-peri” is a chili pepper from South Africa — the African Bird’s Eye chili. These sauces mean business.
The sauce for trade-in need not be purchased at Nando’s; it could be obtained at Giant, Whole Foods, Walmart, or at any other retailer carrying Nando’s sauces. Nando’s sauces come in five succulent flavors, including Lemon and Herb, Medium, Garlic, Hot, and XX Hot. Made from fresh ingredients, PERi-PERi sauces contain no artificial preservatives, no artificial colors, and no artificial flavors. They’re also gluten-free, kosher, and suitable for vegetarians.
Get your empty bottles to Nando’s for a free quarter chicken breast or leg on January 22. If you have a bottle at home that’s not quite empty, feel free to finish the bottle of sauce in a recipe, such as Nando’s roasted
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