Americans spend on average 12 minutes eating breakfast – just half the time they spend eating lunch and dinner. When did the most important meal of the day become so rushed? And how are brands capitalising on our hunger for a quick fix?
All over the world, studies show that breakfast has become a rushed, on-the-go affair that's all over in a matter of minutes – many even skip it altogether. But what if that first meal of the day could provide a beauty benefit? That's what Believe Cereals is offering.
With increasingly busy lifestyles, our eating habits are changing. Over half of people in the UK tend to eat on-the-go without the time to sit down to enjoy their food. As we have less time dedicated for eating, on-the-go breakfast products are growing in popularity.
Cheerios Family Breakfast Project: a social start to the day
case study·
7 Feb 2014
In today's busy world, family mealtime is often neglected. Cereal brand Cheerios wants to make the most important meal of the day a more fulfilling family experience, and something that we should be spending at least seven minutes enjoying.
Although most people’s mornings involve the same routines – showering, getting dressed and eating breakfast – IKEA has found some small distinctions between people across eight major cities. Presented in the 'Life at Home' report, it provides an insight into morning rituals.