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Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Cousins Subs reintroduces Pull Tab Giveaway with prizes through July

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Joe ferguson Vice President of Development | Cousins Subs

Joe ferguson Vice President of Development | Cousins Subs

Cousins Subs has announced the return of its Pull Tab Giveaway, a popular promotion that offers customers a chance to win prizes throughout the summer. The giveaway will run until July 6, 2025, or while supplies last. Customers who purchase any 7 ½” sub or Sub in a Bowl will receive an exclusive pull tab.

The pull tabs reveal various prizes or messages, with potential rewards including free subs for a year, discounts on future purchases, and classic Cousins treats such as cookies, fries, and chips.

“Pull tabs are a staple of Wisconsin fun, and we’re proud to put our own twist on the tradition again this year,” said Justin McCoy, vice president of marketing at Cousins Subs. “Whether guests walk away with a prize or a great meal, this promotion is our way of saying thanks and adding an extra layer of excitement to their summer visit.”

The promotion is available at participating Cousins Subs locations in Wisconsin and Indiana. Each customer is limited to one game piece per transaction per day while supplies last.

For more details about the Pull Tab Promotion and to locate nearby Cousins Subs outlets, customers can visit cousinssubs.com/pulltabs.

Cousins Subs was established in 1972 by Bill Specht and his cousin. It operates nearly 100 sub sandwich shops across Wisconsin and Indiana. The company focuses on quality food made from fresh ingredients on signature bread baked daily. More information can be found at cousinssubs.com or through their social media channels.

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