Would Consumers Buy Egg Alternatives?

We used the Vypr consumer community to understand if consumers would buy egg alternative products.

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We asked our nationally representative consumer community how likely they would buy products containing egg alternatives.

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How likely would you be to buy a product containing an egg alternative?

To understand attitudes towards egg alternatives, we asked our nationally representative community if they would be willing to buy a product with an egg alternative.

We have filtered by Gender. Here we can see that women are less likely to purchase a product containing an egg alternative. Click the filters to view more.

I would buy this
0%
Not sure
0%
I would not buy this
0%

If you were baking but couldn't buy any eggs, what alternative would you use?

With the threat of shortages of food items such as eggs, we wanted to understand how it affected baking. We asked a nationally representative sample what alternatives they would use if they couldn't use eggs.

We filtered this by age. Older consumers would choose not to bake at all if they could not buy eggs. Click the filters to see more.

I would not bake it
0%
Apple Sauce
0%
Oil
0%
Yoghurt
0%
Banana
0%
Buttermilk
0%
Aquafaba
0%
Other
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The results are in...

Consumers are open to buying products that contain an egg alternative. If baking, younger consumers will try an alternative if eggs are unavailable, with buttermilk being the most popular choice.

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