This holiday season, dry pasta brand Creamette is fusing two favorite holiday traditions, family recipes and holiday sweaters, to create hand-embroidered recipe sweaters for 100 lucky fans. Fans are being invited to submit their favorite holiday recipe featuring a pasta variety of their choice for their chance to win a year's supply of Creamette, as well as an heirloom sweater.
These special recipe sweaters, designed by real grandmas, will be embroidered with their favorite recipe. These sweaters share seasonal cheer, as well as a story about the brand's history. According to Michael Baughman, Brand Director, General Manager, "Creamette was one of the first brands to ever put a recipe on a box of pasta and the very first to ever put recipes on a sweater."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hand-embroidered Recipe Sweaters
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- Fusing Tradition and Fashion
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- Bringing Personalization to Clothing
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Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
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- Fashion and Apparel
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- Gift and Souvenir
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