Vegetarians and Vegans
It's what both vegetarians and vegans choose not to eat.
What is meat?
Italian, Chinese, and American are all examples of this factor.
What is cuisine?
You can use an ingredient list to avoid food products containing these. Common examples include peanuts, eggs, and fish.
What are food allergens?
This food group was over easy - after two years, it was incorporated into the Meat and Fish group due to its high protein content.
What is eggs?
Advertisers will often use these to appeal to children. Some of the most famous examples can be found on breakfast cereal boxes.
What are cartoon characters / mascots?
According to our guest speaker, Nate White, 75% of the world is this, which supports the idea that humans shouldn't be consuming animal byproducts.
What is lactose-intolerant?
Restaurants which keep these clean are more likely to follow hygiene standards. I sheet you not.
What are washrooms?
Ingredients are listed on a food product by this - which explain why food additives are at the end.
What is weight?
Canada's current food guide consists of a plate with these three food groupings.
What is vegetables and fruit, whole grain foods, and protein foods?
This strategy relies on consumers seeing or hearing a product's name over and over again.
What is repetition?
Name two activities vegans would steer clear of that involve the use of animals for entertainment.
If this factor is lacking, diners may take their business elsewhere. Oh, waiter!
What is service?
It's the only component of nutrition labelling that's optional.
What are nutrition claims?
Canada's first food guide was issued in this year - 75 years after Confederation.
What is 1942?
What do you mean Red Bull doesn't ACTUALLY give you wings? That is a blatant case of this strategy!
What are false claims?
Want to eat local? Head to this plant-based eatery & bar located at 182 Charlotte Street.
What is Nature's Plate?
Name two things that can affect the ambience of a restaurant.
What are furniture, lighting, colour scheme, and music?
Want to see if a food product contains a little or a lot of a certain nutrient? Check this, found on the Nutrition Facts table.
What is % daily value (% DV)?
In 1961, Canada's Food Guide specified milk intakes for this group. Okay, boomer.
Who are nursing and expectant mothers?
This strategy is often used by rival companies like Coca Cola and Pepsi.
What are put downs?
Don't want to give up meat cold turkey? You can be this type of vegetarian, which occasionally consumes meat, fish, and poultry.
What is a flexitarian?
The location of a restaurant is key for these two groups.
Who are diners reliant on public transport and within walking distance?
Marketplace Canada analyzed these five food products and found their nutrition claims to be misleading at best.
What are Veggie Straws, Welch's Fruit Snacks, Bolthouse Farms Blue Goodness, Fibre 1 Brownies, and Vector Meal Replacement?
To make water more flavorful, Canada's current food guide recommends adding fruit or herbs in a process known as this.
What is infusion?
They are the three components that make up an ad.
What are target audience, pitch, and claim?