Results: Americans committed to maintaining cooking habits in post-pandemic world
Published on 01/16/2021
Now more than nine months into the pandemic consumer marketing communications firm HUNTER has uncovered that while some behaviors are moderating back to pre-COVID times, others have intensified and represent a long-lasting shift in the way Americans eat.
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Results from Hunter's survey found that 51% of Americans are cooking more and 41% are baking more than this last time last year. Thinking about this time last year, are you cooking or baking more?
Cooking
57%
1773 votes
Baking
25%
773 votes
Not Applicable
34%
1040 votes
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71% of respondents said they will keep these habits up, a 20% increase since April 2020. if you are cooking or baking more, are you planning to keep doing so after the pandemic is over? Yes
50%
1552 votes
No
7%
231 votes
Undecided
14%
448 votes
Not Applicable
28%
869 votes
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40% of respondents reported ordering more takeout in Dec 2020 than the same month in 2019. Do you think you order more takeout than this time last year? Yes
25%
768 votes
No
61%
1883 votes
Undecided
14%
449 votes
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50% if respondents said they feel more confidence in the kitchen and 25% said they have learned a new skill in the kitchen and feel more creative. Which apply to you? I feel more confident in the kitchen
27%
850 votes
I feel more creative in the kitchen
23%
723 votes
I have developed new skills in the kitchen
15%
456 votes
Not Applicable
47%
1471 votes
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