Chips, dips, chicken wings, and pizza are all common Big Game fare, but there is a perfect SBLIX food. With some help from Martha Stewart, Uber Eats is ready to deliver an unexpected but fitting dish that will have everyone convinced that football is meant to sell food.
Uber Eats knows how to grab people’s attention with Super Bowl commercials. From getting consumers to realize that the service delivers more than food to ensuring that people do not forget its usefulness, the humor and message are wrapped up in a smart package.
Throughout this NFL season, Uber Eats has focused on this idea of football is meant to sell food. In the previously released Super Bowl LIX commercials, Matthew McConaughey made his case with the obvious connections.
The story continues in this recipe demo. Is there subliminal messaging on the Super Bowl stadium location? Like many of the world’s conspiracies, there are ways to make connections, both obvious and underlying.
While many people appreciate that the Caesars in the New Orleans stadium refers to Caesars Entertainment, it is a fun play. Plus, Martha Stewart does have her restaurant, The Bedford, at Caesars in Las Vegas. Her roasted chicken and bread sampler are definitely winners.
Although the pairs’ witty banter is engaging, there is more to the story than just a recipe demo. Martha Stewart and Uber Eats are partnering to bring her Caesars Salad to everyone’s event.
Check out this Martha Stewart and Uber Eats Super Bowl LIX commercial teaser.
It is a well-written commercial. Stewart’s final line might become one of the most quoted moments from the night.
Plus, people can really order her Caesars Salad. Available in select cities, like New Orleans, LA, Houston, and Miami, check out the app for more information.
Is the food fun stopping there? Never underestimate Uber Eats. There will be something tasty coming at Super Bowl LIX. Just one more week to find out what is coming next.