Red Lobster Brings Back Endless Shrimp In A Very Different Way

Red Lobster Brings Back Endless Shrimp In A Very Different Way
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Rumors recently started swirling that Red Lobster was bringing back the Endless Shrimp promotion that famously contributed to the chain’s financial troubles.

Well, sort of.

The seafood chain has announced a new sweepstakes that gives fans the chance to win an “Endless Endless Shrimp Card,” granting one lucky winner access to Endless Shrimp once a month for the next 25 years.

The full prize package also includes a reinforced steel card, a biometric safe, and a year of jiu-jitsu classes. However, if the winner doesn’t want this steal, there’s an alternate cash prize of $15,000 on the table.

Fans can enter from now until June 17 at 11:59PM EST, by commenting on Red Lobster’s official giveaway post on Instagram or TikTok and tagging a friend they would bring with them.

While Red Lobster isn’t bringing Endless Shrimp back in the form that customers remember, it is bringing the spirit of the promotion back for one particularly fortunate fan.

For everyone else, Endless Shrimp remains a memory and a reminder that sometimes a promotion can become a little too popular for its own good.

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