As people move towards small frequent goals throughout the year instead of diving into unrealistic ones, attitudes around New Year’s resolutions are shifting. With micro-goals and small wins keeping people motivated, changing the goal-setting narrative away from a once-a-year custom is key.

Anyone who’s tried to plan ahead in 2020 knows it hasn’t been easy. After an unpredictable year, people are rethinking their aspirations for the year ahead. Rather than aiming to lose ten pounds or go to the gym every day, many have set their sights on more practical resolutions for 2021.

The pandemic has inflated opposite extremes of consumer attitudes towards snacking – in terms of health and excess – while exposing the need for a rethink towards product placement. What types of behaviors will dictate the new normal, and how should snack brands adapt?

Gaming and snacking is a time-honored tradition – a bag of chips and a soda is never far from the archetypal ‘gamer’. But how does this notion hold up in 2021? Canvas8 spoke to ten American gamers about their eating habits to understand more about the relationship between snacking and gaming.