Apple Card Promo Offers $5 Daily Cash Back With $25 Panera Bread Purchase

Since August, Panera Bread has been an Apple Card partner, providing customers with 3 percent Daily Cash when the Apple Card is used with Apple Pay for purchases in the Panera app, on Panera.com, or in Panera restaurants in the United States.

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For the next two weeks, Panera is providing an additional bonus to ‌Apple Card‌ holders, according to a promotional email that went out this evening.

Panera Bread customers can get $5 in Daily Cash back when making a purchase of $25 or more with ‌Apple Pay‌ in the Panera app, website, or in a Panera retail location. The offer is limited to a single qualifying purchase of at least $25, excluding gift cards, and the deal will be available from 12/9/20 to 12/25/20.

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mcaswell Avatar
57 months ago

Oh, did people finally realize that place was a waste of money?

For half the price, I can go to In 'n' Out and actually be full.
I think you are being remarkably insensitive by suggesting that those of us who do not live on the west coast (or one of the few other areas blessed with its presence) can simply "go to In 'n' Out". :D
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
sahni130 Avatar
57 months ago
? Yuck, Panera sells overpriced hospital food.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
bparzonz Avatar
57 months ago
Dont get the hate for Panera. Yeah its overpriced... but isn't this an apple forum?

Want a garbage burger at dirt cheap prices? Hell yeah, In and Out is a good game to play... but I don't get the enthusiasm. You know where else you can spend less money? McDonalds!

If you want a real burger youre spending at least 10 bucks a pop. BTW, Panera isn't supposed to compete with burger chains...
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
SDJim Avatar
57 months ago
Oh, did people finally realize that place was a waste of money?

For half the price, I can go to In 'n' Out and actually be full.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Zwhaler Avatar
57 months ago

Oh, did people finally realize that place was a waste of money?

For half the price, I can go to In 'n' Out and actually be full.
2 hamburgers and a fry for $7 and change. I stopped eating Panera out of principle years ago... I couldn't handle how much I felt like I was being ripped off for what you get. I'll happily pay more for a meal elsewhere if it actually feels worth it.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Westside guy Avatar
57 months ago

Oh, did people finally realize that place was a waste of money?

For half the price, I can go to In 'n' Out and actually be full.
And that describes America in a nutshell. It's all about bulk calories, baby!
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)