Get Paid To NOT Make Cheesecake For Christmas

Philadelphia Cream Cheese

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If you haven't heard, there's a big cream cheese shortage because of the pandemic. Demand is up 18% since covid hit, partly because more people are cooking and baking. Supply chain issues are also a factor.

And because of the shortage, Kraft is now offering to pay you $20 to NOT make cheesecake for Christmas. 

It's the main ingredient in cheesecake, and Kraft owns the Philadelphia Cream Cheese brand. So they're using it as a marketing opportunity.

For two days . . . starting at noon eastern tomorrow . . . you can go to the site SpreadTheFeeling.com and reserve a spot.

They're only giving vouchers to 18,000 people. So don't wait too long, or they'll run out.

Once you get a spot, just buy a different dessert, or the ingredients for a dessert between now and Christmas. Pre-made desserts at the store count too. Then save your receipt.

Starting on the 28th, you'll be able to submit that receipt and get a $20 "digital reward." They say they'll send them out sometime in January. 

Source: People/USA Today


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