Financial website FinanceBuzz offers $1,000 to rate seasonal foods at Trader Joe's

Love the food at Trader Joe's? The website FinanceBuzz is offering to pay $1,000 to someone who can rate all of the seasonal fall foods at the store.

News 12 Staff

Aug 15, 2022, 8:28 PM

Updated 711 days ago

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Love the food at Trader Joe's? The website FinanceBuzz is offering to pay $1,000 to someone who can rate all of the seasonal fall foods at the store.
The website says people will "need to eat your way through a grocery list, including foods like pumpkin-stuffed ravioli and pumpkin samosas. For breakfast, you'll chow on pumpkin waffles, pumpkin-flavored cereal, and cinnamon rolls. It wouldn't be a full meal without fall desserts like apple cider donuts and pumpkin ice cream. Wash it all down with autumn-inspired drinks like apple cider and pumpkin-spiced ginger brew."
The company will use the research to help shoppers decide which foods to buy and which ones to skip.
Participants will receive $1,000 plus a $500 Trader Joe's gift card to buy the food.
Participants must also live near a Trader Joe's location and must be able to photograph and write a brief description of the food.
Applications are due on Aug. 28.   


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