twofer
/ˈtuːfə
/noun North American informal
An item or offer that comprises two items but is sold for the price of one.It offers him a political twofer: placating his corporate donors while winning the hearts and votes of the true believers who helped the president achieve a Second Coming of his own....
- If all of our other immune protections are fading, maybe grandparents should take infants for their shots and physicians should offer ‘twofers.’
- We're not running around offering people a twofer.
Origin
Early 20th century (originally denoting a cigar sold at two for a quarter of a cent): representing a pronunciation of two for in ‘two for the price of one’.