Brain-freeze addicts rejoice! Today, 7-Eleven is bringing back its popular BYO Cup Day, which invites customers to use their own Slurpee receptacles for $1. Here are the details.

Today is not a great day if you are a horse, but it is a great day if you are after free Slurpees, coffee or money! Yes, it's November 7, 7/11, and this year 7-Eleven are celebrating by offering freebies with any purchase. Plus they're also giving away $711 every hour.

Krispy Kreme has teamed up with Nutella to bring hazelnut spread-filled doughnuts to the Aussie masses. The Nutella Krispy Kremes will be available from tomorrow in two delectable flavours. Here are the details.

7 Eleven is about to get some stiff competition when it comes to cheap morning coffee. The supermarket giant Coles is rolling out a new chain of express outlets dubbed “Big Yum at Little Coles”. Focusing on healthy snacks and beverages to go, the stores' main claim to fame will be fresh coffee for just 80c a cup.

7-Eleven is selling small Slurpees for just five cents with (almost) any other purchase. The deal is valid every Monday for the rest of the month.

It's November, which means only one thing for cheapskates with a sweet tooth: it will soon be 7-Eleven Day, when the convenience store chain traditionally gives away a free Slurpee. The bad news? This year's day (which happens, natch, on Friday 7 November) isn't as generous as past offers.

You can currently get super-sized Slurpees from 7-Eleven for just $1. The deal is available until 4 August, which means you have six more days to sate your Slurpee fetish. Rug up and get on it!

The 'Xpandinator' is a free Slurpee contraption from 7-Eleven that gives you a significantly larger serving inside your cup. It is compatible with all Slurpee sizes and can be re-used indefinitely -- in other words, it's basically a free upgrade that lasts forever. On the downside, it has a bizarre top-heavy design that can lead to catastrophic Slurpee spills. Here's how it handled in practice.

7-Eleven has announced it will be expanding into Western Australia this year, bringing an end to a 37-year Slurpee drought in the region. A projected 75 stores are expected to open in the next five years with the first 11 arriving in 2014. May your Slurpee cup runneth over!

Apparently, the Caribbean is more than just a sea or region of islands. It's also a flavour. But what does it tastes like? Against our better judgement, we grabbed a cup from our local 7-Eleven to find out.

When Google Play gift cards went on Australia earlier this year, the only place you could purchase them was Woolworths and Big W. That window of exclusivity is over: you can now pick up the cards at 7-Eleven stores as well.

From today through to 11th of November, 7-Eleven is offering free small Slurpees to its customers. To score your freebie, you'll need a voucher though. Here's how to get yours.

In celebration of 7-Eleven Day (whatever that is), the titular convenience store is giving away free Slurpees to customers who register via email. Here's how it's done.

Today is Bottomless Slurpee Day at 7-Eleven. Armed with $3 and Google Maps, our intrepid sugar-fiend Chris Jager hits every 7-Eleven outlet in the local area. Bring on the brain-freeze!

Today (23 September), 7-Eleven will be offering unlimited free top-ups with any Large Slurpee purchase. There's no limit on the amount of Slurpees you can drink (well, apart from brain-freeze, natch.)

Blimey. For years we've maintained that 25 per cent was as good as the iTunes discounts would get, but now we'll have to revise that assessment. Right now, 7-Eleven has 30 per cent off all iTunes cards.

Five days of free Slurpees begins today at 7-Eleven -- but unlike previous years where everyone could score a free Slurpee simply by showing up, this year you need to get a voucher in advance for a specific date. Check out our original post for all the details.

Free Slurpee. Need I say more? 7-Eleven is running a Slurpee giveaway in November, but the process to score one is a little convoluted. Here's what to do.

Need some cheap iTunes credit? Harvey Norman has the best deal right now, while 7-Eleven and Target are also options.