Thanksgiving is just a week away. I’m excited about the holidays, how about you? If you’re still behind on your Thanksgiving food shopping or need some help getting it covered, I got you. Ibotta has free Thanksgiving items for you and your family. Follow along for more information on Ibotta and how to get a free Thanksgiving meal.
What Is Ibotta?
Ibotta is one of the greatest cash-back apps out there. I have made over $500 back on my grocery shopping since I started using it years ago. The app is very simple to use. You just add your favorite stores to your list and view them to add cashback offers to your account. After adding, go to the store and shop as normal. When finished, grab your receipt, take a picture, scan your items, and wait for the cash to roll in. Ibotta has gotten better over the years, allowing customers to earn cashback from online retailers and liquor stores. They also offer shopping bonus challenges. After you racked up $20 or more, you can cash out to your PayPal account or for one of the many gift card options they have available. I usually cash out to PayPal and use the funds for Christmas gifts each year.
Free Thanksgiving Meal
This year Ibotta is giving out several holiday essentials for free. You can get side items like steamed veggies and mashed potatoes. They are also giving away jiffy cornbread, Coke, and a can of cream of mushrooms. If you’re looking for the main dish, they got you covered too. If you refer one person to the ibotta app using your referral code, they will give you a free turkey up to $15. All these deals will save you a tremendous amount of money on your holiday feast.
How To Get the Deal
All you have to do is sign up today here. After signing up, a link to the free items will be on the homepage. Click the Free Thanksgiving Dinner banner and add the deals to your account. Be sure to pick them up at Walmart and when you get finished, submit your receipt for a full refund. Lastly, cook that food and enjoy it on Thanksgiving.
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