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Everyone gets a free slice of hot fudge cake at this chain restaurant today

Get a free slice of hot fudge cake at Shoney's today.
Get a free slice of hot fudge cake at Shoney's today.
By Carolyn Desalu
Dec 6, 2018

Some things in life really are free.

To give guests a sweet treat this holiday season, Shoney's is offering a slice of its hot fudge cake for free. No cost, no purchase, no coupons. Simply head into the restaurant and ask for the cake.

5900 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Lawrenceville. 678-847-6175, shoneys.com.

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