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BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich returns to Bojangles menu along with WWE collectible item
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Date:2025-04-14 14:42:05
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Bojangles is bringing back its "fan-favorite" BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich for a limited time, the Carolina-born fast food chain announced Tuesday.
The sandwich will include North Carolina pit-smoked pulled pork with Bojangles' signature BBQ sauce and house-made coleslaw.
For the month of July, while supplies last, the restaurant will give away a collective cup featuring legendary WWE Tag Teams, including The Dudley Boyz and The Outsiders. They also have cups with The Brothers of Destruction and The Hart Foundation.
Customers will receive it when they purchase the WWE Sandwich Combo, including the BBQ Pulled Pork, Bo's Chicken Sandwich, and Grilled Chicken Sandwich.
The exclusive is available in-store at participating restaurants.
"We're thrilled to bring back the BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich and offer fans these collectible legendary WWE Tag Team cups, available only at Bojangles," Bojangles' Chief Marketing Officer Tom Boland said in a news release. "WWE and Bojangles, along with our beverage partner PepsiCo, are the perfect tag team for the summer of sandwiches."
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Bojangles plans to expand to the West Coast
The restaurant, known for its Southern-style chicken, announced its plan to expand to Los Angeles, by 2025.
"We are ecstatic to bring Bojangles to Los Angeles residents and look forward to opening our first location in California next year, while anticipating the exciting growth that will follow," CEO Jose Armario said in April.
Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@gannett.com.
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