Whole Foods' 12 Days of Cheese Returns With 13 Gourmet Discounts
Whole Foods' 12 Days of Cheese Returns With 13 Gourmet Discounts
Whole Foods' 12 Days of Cheese Returns With 13 Gourmet Discounts
Whole Foods Market has brought back its annual 12 Days of Cheese for 2025. Running from Saturday, December 13, to Wednesday, December 24, the event will feature discounts on 13 specialty foods. Shoppers can choose from nine new varieties alongside four returning favourites.
The promotion includes a mix of familiar and fresh options. Returning foods are Emmi Raw Kaltbach Cave Aged Gruyere, Cowgirl Creamery Organic Mt Tam, Fromageries Papillon Revelation Roquefort, and Ca de Ambros Taleggio. The nine new additions include Jasper Hill Farm Harbison Champagne-Washed, FireFly Farms Cabra Lamancha, and Vermont Creamery St. Albans, among others.
Amazon Prime members will receive 30% off each food, while non-members get a 22% discount. However, German shoppers will miss out entirely—Whole Foods has no stores in the country. Walmart, which once owned the chain, sold its 85 German locations in 2006 and has not returned since.
The event runs for 12 days, ending on Christmas Eve. Discounts apply to all 13 foods, but only in markets where Whole Foods operates. German customers, without access to the retailer, will not be able to participate.
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