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TikTok is parterning to deliver food based on viral trends on the app as food delivery explodes during the pandemic

  • Postmates and TikTok have teamed up to unveil TikTok Treats, a delivery menu designed around four food and drink items that went viral on the video sharing app this year.
  • This is the food delivery platform's first "creator-led" menu.
  • The menu options have received tremendous engagement on TikTok: #BentoBox has been hashtagged about 262.7 million times, #PancakeCereal about 1.6 billion times, #WhippedCoffee about 2.2 billion times, and #CloudBread about 3 billion times.
  • TikTok Treats orders are now available in Los Angeles with free delivery until November 22.

Postmates and TikTok have teamed up to unveil a delivery menu filled with food that went viral on the video-sharing app this year.

This is the food delivery platform's first "creator-led" TikTok Treats menu, and orders — which include free delivery — are now available in Los Angeles until November 22.

"Food trends have a massive reach on TikTok so we joined forces to bring these TikTok creator favorites right to your door," Postmates' senior vice president of marketing and communications Eric Edge said in a statement. "Through the power of creativity in the TikTok community and a few of our exclusive merchants in Los Angeles, we are excited to launch this first-ever menu collection."

Read more: LEAKED: A decade before Postmates was acquired by Uber for $2.65 billion, its founder used this 13-slide pitch deck to sell his idea for the new delivery service

Food delivery platforms like Postmates, DoorDash, and Uber Eats have seen a spike in sales since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, according to data from investment and market research firm Second Measure.

Despite restaurants reopening for indoor and outdoor dining in most states, online food orders have continued to surge: in September, meal delivery service sales skyrocketed 125% compared to the same time last year, according to Second Measure.

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