White Spot’s ‘Adult Pirate Pak’ Available for One Day Only on August 15

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Ahoy mateys! If you’re always looking for ways to feel like a kid again – you’re in luck! White Spot Restaurant is bringing back its special edition ‘Adult Pirate Pak’ on Wednesday, August 15, 2018, giving the young-at-heart a chance to feel like a kid again – all while helping a worthy cause.

For those unaware, the Pirate Pak is a classic children’s order from White Spot and features a hamburger (or other dinner item) placed in a fancy cardboard pirate ship. Sounds silly? You’ve obviously never enjoyed the thrill of finding pirate treasure (i.e. a gold chocolate coin) in the hull of a cardboard ship!

White Spot will celebrate its fifth annual Pirate Pak Day by donating $2 from each kids and adult Pirate Pak sold on Wednesday, August 15 to Zajac Ranch for Children. Zajac Ranch is an established B.C. charity that gives children and young adults with life-threatening illnesses and chronic disabilities an unforgettable summer camp experience.

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For those who feel deeply nostalgic about the White Spot Pirate Pak and for those who just want to feel like a kid again, Pirate Pak Day is the perfect opportunity to experience a piece of that childhood magic while also supporting a worthy cause.

Over the past four years, White Spot has raised more than $152,000 for the Zajac ranch, giving 75 children the opportunity to meet new friends and experience traditional camp activities, such as canoeing, archery and horseback riding.

The special edition ‘Adult Pak’ is only available on August 15 and starts at $10.99. It features a choice of four delicious burger options, including the Legendary Burger, Bacon Cheddar Bigger Burger, Provolone Veggie Burger on a multigrain bun and the B.C. Chicken Burger. Each meal is served with fresh-cut fries, a soft drink, a scoop of premium ice cream and a “gold” chocolate coin.

And although you’ll feel like a kid, you can still enjoy a few adult beverages… For every sleeve or pint of any craft beers on draught, or any glass of wine, White Spot will donate 25¢ to Zajac Ranch.

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The Pirate Pak was created in 1968 by founder Nat Bailey to provide a unique dining experience for children aged 10 and under, the Pirate Pak is celebrating its 44th anniversary this year. Since 1968, more than 22 million Pirate Paks have been sold.