Foodservice

7-Eleven debuts 5 new hot sandwiches, including 1 at a QSR

Offerings, which include Angus Double Cheeseburger and Classic Philly Cheesesteak, are available now through Aug. 25
7-Eleven’s limited-time Hot as Fire (Hot AF!) Chicken Sandwich.
7-Eleven’s limited-time Hot as Fire (Hot AF!) Chicken Sandwich. | 7-Eleven

7-Eleven has four new hot sandwiches for its 7-Eleven, Speedway and Stripes customers—and one at its Raise the Roost restaurants.

These limited-time offerings are available now through Aug. 25.

The Hot as Fire (Hot AF!) Chicken Sandwich (pictured), priced at $4.99, is made with an all-white chicken breast fillet seasoned with cayenne and coated in a crunchy breading, the Irving, Texas-based convenience-store chain said. 

  • 7-Eleven is No. 1 on CSP’s 2026 Top 202 ranking of U.S. c-store chains by store count. 

The Angus Double Cheeseburger features two chargrilled Angus beef patties topped with creamy American cheese and served in a brioche bun. The Classic Philly Cheesesteak includes thin-sliced grilled steak layered with provolone cheese, sauteed onions and peppers inside a hoagie roll. Both cost $5.99.

Finally, there’s the Homestyle Chicken Sandwich for $4.99, which 7-Eleven said “brings homestyle flavor to the menu.”

Fifth sandwich at Raise the Roost 

In addition, at 7-Eleven-owned Raise the Roost restaurants, customers can purchase the $5 Ultimate BBQ Chicken Sandwich, also through Aug. 25. This item features hand-breaded chicken that’s fried and tossed in BBQ sauce. It’s served on a buttery brioche-style bun with fried pickle chips, pepper jack cheese and bacon.

“Customers are looking for craveable, great-tasting meals that fit seamlessly into their day, and this lineup delivers exactly that,” said Brandon Brown, senior vice president, fresh foods and beverages, at 7-Eleven. “Our hearty handhelds bring the heat, the crunch and the comfort with options made for lunch breaks, dinner runs and every bite in between.”

7-Eleven—known for its Slurpee, Big Biteand Big Gulp brandsoperates, franchises or licenses more than 13,000 stores in the United States and Canada. In addition to 7-Eleven, the company operates and franchises Speedway and Stripes c-stores and the Laredo Taco Company and Raise the Roost Chicken and Biscuits restaurant brands. 

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