June 10 is National Iced Tea Day and while there are plenty of ways we can celebrate this day dedicated to all things refreshing and sometimes sweet, we think heading to Raising Cane’s might be the best (at least this year). But why is going to Raising Cane’s the way to go in 2025?

According to a press email we received, Raising Cane’s is giving away free tea! And not only that, but they got Ice T himself to help spread the word. In fact, we even learned what Ice T prefers when it comes to his Raising Cane’s tea order. It turns out that he is partial to the classic, freshly brewed iced tea that the restaurant offers.

As a fan of their sweet tea, that is what I will be snagging from Raising Cane’s on June 10. But how do we get our hands on a free iced tea to celebrate National Iced Tea Day?

It should be noted that this deal is for members of the Caniac Club. So if you aren’t already a member, now is the time to make that happen.

Here’s what you need to know about this offer:

“Legendary rapper and actor Ice T is celebrating National Iced Tea Day with Raising Cane’s, offering Caniac Club members a FREE 22 oz. iced tea at Raising Cane’s locations nationwide on Tuesday, June 10. The offer will load to Caniac Club accounts automatically and is redeemable by swiping the Caniac Club Card or scanning the QR code within the Raising Cane’s mobile app. Customers can become a part of the Caniac Club by visiting their local restaurant and requesting a Club Card.”

Honestly, there is no reason not to be a member of the Caniac Club, especially if you are a fan of Raising Cane’s like we are. I have loved their sweet tea since I lived in Dallas and I was thrilled when they finally opened one near me in Connecticut (now if they could actually open one in my actual home town in Massachusetts that would be even better). And I admit that there have been times I have gone to the restaurant just to order a gallon of their sweet tea to take home with me. So having a deal to celebrate National Iced Tea Day with is a win all around.

Will you be snagging a free tea on June 10?