Date post: | 15-Aug-2015 |
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Although current efforts, like the recent "toast" ad seems to focus primarily on women looking for a low-calorie breakfast, I'd like to
offer an exploration into a potential secondary audience.
These college students [aged 18 to 30, undergrad through postgrad] have a unique
relationship with food.
Credit: http://blog.grubhub.com/grublife/college-eating-habits-presented-grubhub-spoon-university/
Credit: http://blog.grubhub.com/grublife/college-eating-habits-presented-grubhub-spoon-university/
Since they frequently don’t have time for breakfast [and many times aren’t interested in it], breakfast food
permeates all the other meals of their day.
That same study also sifted through their own data to find the colleges who make the most late night orders,
and those who are meat lovers. These colleges are perfect targets for Jimmy Dean.
Credit: http://blog.grubhub.com/grublife/college-eating-habits-presented-grubhub-spoon-university/
“Energy drinks are 83 percent more commonly ordered by college diners, while coffee is 15 percent less commonly ordered.” - Grubhub
How do we know they order late, and stay up to study?
Credit: http://blog.grubhub.com/grublife/college-eating-habits-presented-grubhub-spoon-university/