Nextbite, a leader and innovator in virtual restaurants, announced a new celebrity partnership with millennial favorite and YouTube star Cody Ko to offer a new delivery-only Dessert Club dessert menu. Nextbite matches in-demand virtual brands with under-utilized kitchens via technology to help restaurants succeed in the growing off-premises and digital era.
Cody Ko is a YouTuber, comedian, podcaster, investor, and rapper with over nine million followers across his social platforms. He first gained public attention via his short comedy skits on Vine and then with his witty, engaging digital content and custom merchandise line featuring his favorite sweet treats. Cody’s affinity for the sweet life helped to make the Dessert Club’ menu come to life, and now through an exclusive partnership with Nextbite, an array of indulgent desserts will soon be available to consumers nationwide.
“It’s no secret that I’m a fan of the sweeter things in life. In fact, I’d say I indulge in some sort of treat on at least a nightly basis. That makes me the perfect person to tell you that these new Dessert Club menus are incredibly tasty – from the fried brownie bites to the funfetti skillet cookie,” says Cody Ko. “I wanted to share my love for desserts and Nextbite makes it easy to bring these decadent Dessert Club menu items to sweets fans everywhere because they work with restaurants to make it happen, helping them add new business and customers.”
The Nextbite Cody Ko dessert menu includes: fried brownie bites, traditional cinnamon sugar churros, chocolate PB skillet cookie and funfetti skillet cookie.
“With his more than 5 million YouTube subscribers, Cody Ko is a great partner for us to expand our reach to more people, and to help establish our growing dessert segment with a guy who definitely knows his way around sweets,” adds Alex Canter, CEO and co-founder of Nextbite. “Nextbite’s entertainment and celebrity strategy continues on an exciting path and you can expect to see more variety, talent and deliciousness in the coming months.”
