White Castle’s ‘Love Cube’ keeps Valentine’s Day tradition alive
For the true romantics, a fine-dining experience at White Castle on Valentine’s Day is the only way to truly tell your significant other, “I love you.”
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Jan 18, 2022, 3:23 PM
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Updated 840 days ago
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5ds agoFor the true romantics, a fine-dining experience at White
Castle on Valentine’s Day is the only way to truly tell your significant other,
“I love you.”
However, the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is keeping
dining rooms closed this holiday. But before you turn elsewhere, the
101-year-old fast food chain has a plan – the “Love Cube.”
The meal, available for delivery, includes sliders, drinks,
sides and a dessert-on-a-stick on Valentine’s Day.
From White Castle:
“The new strawberry swirl cheesecake, which features a
delectable swirl of strawberry filling and a chocolate cookie crust, joins the
lineup of White Castle’s other desserts on a stick—the fudge-dipped brownie and
gooey butter cake.”
The Love Cube costs $14.99 and is available only on
Valentine’s Day. White Castle is also offering all customers free delivery on
the holiday through its delivery partners for all orders of $15 or more.
“Valentine’s Day dinner at White Castle has been an
important tradition for so many of our customers,” said Jamie Richardson, the
chain’s vice president said in prepared remarks. “Year in and out, we’re
thrilled to be able to bring the experience to life in new and memorable ways.”
Since 1991, the restaurant chain has transformed dining
rooms into fine dining establishments for Valentine’s Day, complete with
hostess seating, tableside service and festive holiday décor.
