Next time you order guacamole on your burrito at Qdoba Mexican Grill, there's one thing you won't get: dinged. One of its most popular extras, which previously cost customers $1.19 to $1.50 per serving when ordered with a burrito, taco or quesadilla, guacamole will now be free, effective Oct. 14. Ditto for the rest of the extras at Qdoba, the nation's second-largest fast-casual Mexican chain.
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That's because it is the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known by other names like the Moon Festival or the Moon Cake Festival. It's celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month in the traditional East Asian lunar calendar, which falls on Sept. 15 in the Gregorian calendar this year.