Fresh Express starts ‘Summer of Caesar’ sweepstakes
National Caesar Day is coming up on July 4 and that means Fresh Express is bringing flavor and fun with its new “Summer of Caesar” sweepstakes
Courtesy Fresh Express
July 1, 2025 – National Caesar Day is coming up on July 4 and that means Fresh Express BB #:115030 is bringing bold flavor and fun with its new “Summer of Caesar” sweepstakes, designed to inspire fans to get creative with their favorite Fresh Express Caesar salads during peak grilling season.
Consumers are invited to enter by filling out a short form and uploading a photo of their favorite Fresh Express salad. To turn up the creativity, they can also include a fun, optional video showing off their Caesar salad skills.
Details are here for the live sweepstakes.
Prizes include:
- 3 Grand Prizes: $500 gift card, Weber Grill + cover, Fresh Express tote bag, and 3 months of FREE salads
- 10 Runner-Up Prizes: $50 gift card, tote bag, and 1 month of free salads
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