Tucson Tamale’s BOGO ‘Christmas in July Sale’ on July 31

Christmas in July (Photo courtesy of Tucson Tamale)

Tucson Tamale’s BOGO ‘Christmas in July Sale’ on July 31

Jul 26, 20231 min read

Christmas in July. Have you ever wondered how that started? Well, according to legend, Christmas in July was first celebrated in 1933 at a summer camp in Brevard, North Carolina where they dedicate two days (July 24 and 25) to the holiday. They even decked out a tree, threw out some fake snow, and exchanged gifts.

They were missing one thing, though: tamales.

a sign above a store in a brick building
Christmas in July (Photo courtesy of Tucson Tamale)

Tucson Tamale has you covered! On, Monday, July 31, the shop at 7286 N. Oracle Rd. will be hosting its second annual Christmas in July Sale. Expect to find a massive Buy-One-Get-One-Free sale on all of their frozen tamales and tortillas for one day only.

Stop by, check out the market, get your holiday fill, and keep in mind that there’s a limit of three free items per person. Plus, it’s the last day (Monday, July 31) for Tucson Tamale’s Buy-Three-Get-One-Free hot sauce sale. If you haven’t seen the famous “Wall of Heat” then you’re in for a spicy treat.

“Wall of Heat” at Tucson Tamale (Photo by Isaac Stockton)

This particular deal is happening now and the free hot sauce must be of equal or lesser value.

Also, Tucson Tamale has been offering free shipping on all tamales throughout the month of July. The very last day to take hold of the deal is Saturday, July 29 and be sure to use the promo code JULYSALE.

Tucson Tamale Company is located at 7286 N. Oracle Rd. For more information, visit tucsontamale.com.

Tucson Tamale is a Restaurant Partner.

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