Cakes, Shakes & Tea Breaks UK 2023 is Allegra World Coffee Portal’s solely consumer research focused report investigating the broader coffee shop sales mix
A strong coffee offer is core to the concept of any coffee shop, but having a vibrant and alluring tea beverage, iced beverage and food offer can elevate operators to the next level. Do consumers favour indulgence or health trends when it comes to iced beverages? Do they want to drink hot or cold tea beverages in the summer? Are they favouring food to-go or the dine in experience?
The Allegra Special Report series focuses on core aspects of interest not covered in Project Café or Topic Report series. Cakes, Shakes & Tea Breaks looks at consumer preferences and behaviours when it comes to tea, iced and food categories in coffee shops, while the Global Research Overview takes a holistic approach to analysing the global coffee shop industry
Cakes, Shakes & Tea Breaks UK 2023 tracks the changing trends of UK consumers in the out-of-home setting, ranging from consumption patterns through to flavour preferences and future purchase intentions. This unique report builds beyond its predecessor Project Iced UK, Project Tea UK and Project Food UK report series, and is dedicated solely to consumer research, featuring over 6,000 UK respondents
Cakes, Shakes & Tea Breaks UK 2023 will help your organisation tailor its approach to the unique demands of this market, facilitating better informed business decisions
Published 3 July 2023, 460 Pages
Cakes, Shakes & Tea Breaks UK 2023 key features:
- Section one features the results of 2,000 online surveys conducted with out-of-home UK tea beverage consumers
- Section two features the results of 2,000 online surveys conducted with out-of-home UK iced beverage consumers
- Section three features the results of 2,000 online surveys conducted with UK coffee shop food consumers
- Study of consumer metrics including average spend, need states, last purchase activity and flavour / variety preferences
- Comparing and contrasting analysis of consumer brand awareness, consumption patterns and changing expectations
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