Can you please give up a few secs to answer 4 Qs?

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For homework,I need to ask 20 adults 4 questions on christmas food. Only,the homework was given out today to give in tomorrow, and i dont know that many adults,and I wouldn't feel comfortable asking people on the streets, So please can you answer just these 4 questions.Thanks, you will be saving me from an angry teacher!

1)From the following list, which christmas food products do you buy?
* Christmas Pudding
*Christmas cake
*Biscuits
*Chocolates
*Preserves(jam etc)
*Chocolate log
*Other(please state)...

2) Where do you buy these products?
*Sainsburys
*Tesco
*M&S
*Morrisons
*Asda
*Somerfield
*Co-op
*Other(please state)...

3)Which factors influence you to buy a product?
* Advertisements
*Packaging
*Recommendations
*Previous knowledge of goods
*Brand name
*Other(please state)...

4)Do you feel there is a gap in the market for another christmas product, or for an exsisting one to be improved? YES/NO
If yes, please state...

Answer 1

Christmas Pud
Chocs

Morrisons or Tesco

Packaging and previous knowledge

Just think Christmas Pud could be a lot boozier!!!

Answer 2

1)From the following list, which christmas food products do you buy?
* Christmas Pudding
*Christmas cake
*Biscuits
*Chocolates
*Preserves(jam etc)
*Chocolate log
*Other(please state)... All of them

2) Where do you buy these products?
*Sainsburys

3)Which factors influence you to buy a product?
*Other(please state)... They happen to be traditional

4)Do you feel there is a gap in the market for another christmas product, or for an exsisting one to be improved? NO

Answer 3

It might help if you indicate that this is intended for the U.K. I'm American; however I was in England last year at Christmas, so I'll go ahead and answer it.

1. I bought a variety of chocolates, other candies, and biscuits last Christmas.
2. I bought different things at Sainsbury's and at Tesco.
3. Packaging was the primary motivation for my purchases. I was also looking for things that were traditionally British.
4. In America we have a wider variety of Christmas products from around the world. Britain also has a large immigrant population, but the selections of festive foods from other cultures seemed more limited. Perhaps that's because most of America's immigrants are Catholic, while many of those in Britain come from non-Christian traditions.

Answer 4

1. Chocolates, chocolate log, pannetone (Italian Christmas cake)

2. Usually Tesco but I buy pannetone from an independent Italian shop

3. Previous knowledge of goods and other things that Tesco produce.

4. Yes, there is a gap I think for something like a Christmas cake but without as much fruit, marzipan or icing. Something like a German stollen or the pannetone where there are different versions to cater for different tastes but they are still pretty good to look at and you are not too embarrassed to put it out on the table in front of your relatives on the big day. Traditional cakes and puddings are too rich and heavy in our opinion.

Or something that was like a chocolate log crossed with Carte d'Or/Ben and Jerry's ice cream and Bailey's liqueur. That would be good!

Answer 5

1) I buy buscuits, chocolates, jam and a choccy log.
2) I shop in ASDA
3) I buy stuff based on previous knowledge of goods and special offers.
4) I don't think there is a gap in the market, however there are many products that could be improved, for example, I hate xmas cake and so would like an alternative that still h as the same festive link.

Answer 6

Okay
1 - Christmas Pudding, Chocolates.
2 - Tesco and Budgens.
3 - Previous knowledge and recommendations.
4 - There is always room in the market for new products, people love love new stuff to try

Good luck with your homework!

Answer 7

1. Christmas Cake, Chocolates and Preserves. The Chocolates and Preserves I usually buy the gift sets.

2. Um, I think you're not where I'm from...I live in Illinois, so I would try one of our local grocery stores (Dominick's or Jewel (Albertson's to the rest of the US) or a discount store like Target or Wal-Mart, or Macy's (previously Marshall Field's) for Frango Mints.

3. I would say packaging (is it "Christmasy" with red and green decorations, bows, etc.), previous knowledge of goods and brand name. There are certain "new" things I would try just based on the brand.

4. No, I actually think the market is glutted with Christmas products. Right after Halloween, we are bombarded with everything Christmas. You're tired of it before it comes, really.

Answer 8

1) biscuits, chocolates, preserves, chocolate log, others- selections boxes, turkey, yorkshire puddings, and veg.

2) Most from Asda, some others from the Co-op, and some on offer from shops like iceland, farmfoods.etc

3) Previous knowledge of goods, recommendations, advertisements and packaging

4) No

Answer 9

Number 1. Discuits/chocolates
Number 2. M & S
Number 3. Previous knowledge of goods
Number 4. No.

Answer 10

1)
Christmas Pudding
*Christmas cake
*Biscuits
*Chocolates
*Preserves(cranberry sauce)
*Chocolate log
Turkey
Nuts.
Mince pies.

2) Where do you buy these products?
*Mainly Tesco
*M&S for Christmas pudding

3)Which factors influence you to buy a product?
*Packaging
*Recommendations
*Brand name

4) No.

Answer 11

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