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These 9 Retailers and Fast Foods DON’T Take Your SNAP Benefits Anymore

April 24, 2023 · Shopping
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1. Starbucks

Because food stamp cards are typically not accepted as payments at company-owned stores, this is undoubtedly terrible news for all Starbucks customers. Some licensees of the business, especially those that run grocery stores, may take advantage of SNAP benefits. But before using the card to pay for your order, it’s advisable to get more information.

An infographic showing that Burger King only accepts EBT in California and Arizona, while it is not accepted in other states.
Burger King accepts EBT in California and Arizona, while a red X marks the rest of America.

2. Burger King

If you want to use Snap benefits and your EBT card to buy your meals at Burger King restaurants, I have bad news for you. They don’t accept this sort of payment anymore; however, similar to Starbucks, it is better to ask before the purchase. A lot of sources say that only if you are from California or Arizona are you eligible to pay with your EBT card.

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