Edible Arrangements doesn’t list a teacher discount, and we couldn’t find one on its home, special offers or coupon codes pages. Cash back is the route we could confirm: TopCashback lists 3%, Rakuten lists 2% and Fluz lists 1.5% with a virtual card.
If you’re sending a fruit arrangement to a colleague or treating your classroom, those cash back routes are what’s left. Below is what each page says, what the one old teacher promotion offered, and what we couldn’t confirm.
How To Get The Edible Arrangements Teacher Discount
There’s no teacher program to apply for. ID.me says on its Edible Arrangements page “We’re not aware that Edible Arrangements offers Teachers discounts.” The coupon codes page says to “Sign up for Edible® Rewards to receive unique coupon codes, surprise offers, and VIP gift reminders.”
The one route that pays you back on an order is cash back. The button below goes to TopCashback, which showed the highest rate we found.
The Old Teacher Promotion
The only teacher offer we found on Edible Arrangements’ own site is in an old blog post. It says “we’re offering 50% off our pineapple Edible Pops™ to any teacher who is purchasing for a classroom when they show their faculty I.D. in-store.” The post carries an old date, and nothing on the current home, special offers or coupon codes pages repeats it, so we’re not treating it as a discount you can use today.
What Each Cash Back Source Says
TopCashback’s Edible Arrangements page says “Get 3% of the price back with our Edible Arrangements Cash Back offers.”
Rakuten’s Edible Arrangements page shows 2% Cash Back and says “Using coupon codes that are not listed on Rakuten may void Cash Back.” Rates change, so check the number before you shop.
Fluz says to pay with a virtual card and earn cashback, and its Edible Arrangements page reads “Get 1.5% cashback at Edible Arrangements with a Fluz virtual card.” That’s a card you pay with, so it works differently from the two sites above.
ID.me’s Edible Arrangements page says “Activate up to 2.0% cash back” and warns that use of coupons and promotional codes not on ID.me may void cash back.
What We Couldn’t Confirm
We couldn’t check what your local store offers on classroom orders, so it’s worth asking the store directly. We also didn’t place an order, so we can’t say how any of these cash back sources tracks a particular purchase after you click through.
Q&A
Does Edible Arrangements give teachers a discount?
We couldn’t find one. ID.me says it isn’t aware of an Edible Arrangements teacher discount, and the home, special offers and coupon codes pages don’t mention teachers.
What was the teacher offer in the old blog post?
It was 50% off pineapple Edible Pops for a teacher buying for a classroom, with faculty ID shown in store. It isn’t repeated on the current pages.
Is there a rewards program?
The coupon codes page says to sign up for Edible Rewards to receive unique coupon codes, surprise offers and VIP gift reminders.
Which cash back site pays the most?
TopCashback lists 3%, Rakuten lists 2%, ID.me lists up to 2.0% and Fluz lists 1.5% with a virtual card. Rates change, so check each page before you buy.
Can I use a coupon code and earn cash back?
Rakuten and ID.me both warn that using a code that isn’t theirs may void cash back, so read each site’s terms before you check out.
More Information:
The details above come from Edible Arrangements, ID.me, TopCashback, Rakuten and Fluz as their pages loaded when we checked, and rates and offers change without notice. See more entertainment discounts for teachers, and the posts in cash back for teachers.