Let’s count those days to Thanksgiving 2025. In just a matter of a few moments, you’d be tasting that turkey that this year’s nature has worked hard on. And, when DoorDash is on the scene, for sure, the Thanksgiving affair is going to be breathtakingly unforgettable!
The Ridesharing Forum team has been reporting extensively about the partnership between DoorDash and The Kroger Co. This time, there’s more to the deal. This Thanksgiving, the food delivery app is on its way to helping families prepare, cook, and celebrate without the in-person grocery shopping stress.
In its official report, DoorDash stated, “This Thanksgiving, DoorDash is bringing fresh starts for the feast, helping families prep, cook, and celebrate without another frantic grocery run or the stress of realizing a key ingredient’s gone bad. With our expanded partnership with The Kroger Co., you can now take the stress out of holiday meal planning by shopping Kroger’s full grocery assortment – from fresh foods to household staples, including Our Brands favorites — for delivery across banners like Mariano’s, Fred Meyer, Ralphs, and Harris Teeter, all through the DoorDash app.”
That’s right, but you’ve got to choose to shop at Kroger. Nonetheless, if that means saving time and energy shopping for the things you need for Thanksgiving, will you even choose Walmart. Be sure to shop at Kroger to avail of the perks of this partnership.
Plus, this deal is also offering a whopping 30 percent off your first The Kroger Co. grocery order on DoorDash, just in time for your Thanksgiving preparations.
And, there’s more! Starting today until November 27th, the big day, simply share your most outrageously expired item in the fridge or at your pantry for the opportunity to win, get this, $500 in DoorDash credits to restock with fresh groceries.
To enter, post your photo or video on TikTok, Instagram, or X, showcasing your funniest or most quirky expiry discovery. Then, tag DoorDash, and use the hashtag #DoorDashFridgeSweepstakes. Don’t forget to set your account to Public, so the globe could see your post. Your name may be called the winner!
DoorDash was Thanksgiving Eve’s favorite last year. Will it keep this reputation going this Thanksgiving year? DoorDash connects customers with local restaurants via its app or official website. Hungry customers browse menus, place orders, and track their deliveries in real-time.
Then, restaurants prepare the food, while Dashers, or independent delivery drivers, pick up and deliver it to the customer’s location. DoorDash charges delivery fees, service fees, and sometimes small-order fees. Customers can also tip Dashers in-app.
DoorDash likewise offers DashPass, a subscription that reduces costs for frequent users, making food delivery more affordable.
The Kroger Co. is a USA-based retail company, primarily known for its large chain of grocery stores that sell a wide variety of food, household items, and pharmacy services. Fancying this story? Share the word with your family and friends, and there will be lots of food delivery news coming your way, such as this.