Philadelphia Cheesecake Crumble ensures you always get the last bite

Sharing a dessert might sound romantic, until that last bite. With Philadelphia Cheesecake Crumble, the dessert last bite debate is off the table. Could this dessert keep the romance alive?

According to Philadelphia Cream Cheese, “53% of couples have argued over sharing the last bite of dessert.” While your favorite romantic comedy might make that candlelight dessert moment seem like couple goals, the reality is far different. That last bite might turn into a fork battle.

The Philadelphia Cheesecake Crumble are personal servings of cheesecake filling with graham cracker crumbles. With the graham cracker on top, everyone can customize their eating experience. Whether you choose the original or the strawberry, this dessert only requires one spoon.

Over the past year, many couples have spent more quality time together than they could have ever anticipated. All that extra time, has caused some couples to see their relationship crumble. According to the brand, “1 in 3 couples are considering going to couples therapy.”

Some couples could relate to this video featuring Bachelor Nation couple Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon. Maybe the last bite question could become a Bachelor question.

In any relationship, there are some food don’ts. It could be the last bite, it could be leaving crumbs on the butter or it could be drinking from the milk container. No matter the reason, those little moments have become magnified over the past year of togetherness.

To help people get to the bottom of the last bite debate, or other food debate issues, Philadelphia Cream Cheese is giving away Couples Therapy. For more information, please visit www.philadelphiacheesecakecrumble.com.

Philadelphia Cream Cheese wants to ensure that everyone gets the last bite. Right now, it is offering a free sample of Philadelphia Cheesecake Crumble via Ibotta. The free food offer is available from February 9, 2021 through February 14, 2021.

Where do you stand on the last bite debate? Is sharing food a deal breaker for you?