This holiday period, you can celebrate the Advent period your way, with an assist from Burger King.

The quick-food chain joins the annual release of Advent calendars with its own limited-edition $19.54 BK Advent Calendar, which becomes available Nov. 22. Decorated with seasonal art and emblazoned with the saying “The Most Whopper-ful period of the Year,” the calendar’s dozen drawers have Burger King-relevant items that collectively are worth more than $100, the corporation says.

Burger King is keeping the packed list of items housed in the Advent calendar a shock, but you can “expect everything from cozy comfort to festive flair, nods to favorite items like Chicken Fries and the Whopper, and nostalgic nods (hello, Burger King Kids Club!) to inspire unforgettable holiday memories,” the corporation said in a press release.

The $19.54 worth tag is a reference to Burger King’s origin year of 1954.

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Here’s how to get the Burger King Advent calendar

If you desire to add a BK Advent Calendar to your holiday list, you can text ADVENT to 251-251 and Burger King will notify you when it’s available arrive Nov. 22.

Burger King’s 31 Days of Deals starts Dec. 1

Within its BK app, Burger King will also have a virtual “BK Village” Advent calendar promoting specials every day of December. To receive advantage of those deals, you will desire to join the Royal Perks loyalty program.

Daily deals will include free food, menu item discounts, free delivery with a purchase, and BK merchandise, the corporation says.

“Burger King loves giving its Guests great deals to assist make the holiday period brighter, and this year, we wanted to provide our biggest fans a little something extra,” said Pat O’Toole, chief marketing officer for Burger King North America, in a statement. “In addition to offering great worth through our 31 days of delicious deals, the first-ever BK Advent Calendar is the perfect gift to provide to yourself or others and assist spread holiday cheer.”

Other companies like Costco and Aldi, among others, have released Advent calendars to promote their products in recent years.

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