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Over 65% of Canadians now replace full meals with snacks monthly due to convenience, cost, and lifestyle changes, driving demand for healthier, protein-rich options.
A 2025 Restaurants Canada report reveals that about 65% of Canadians have replaced full meals with snacks monthly, driven by convenience, budget concerns, and post-pandemic lifestyle changes, especially among younger adults.
The trend, known as "snackification," involves combining small items like cereal, leftovers, or protein shakes into meals.
Demand is rising for healthier, nutrient-dense snacks with clean ingredients, influenced by weight-loss drugs like Ozempic.
Food companies including Maple Leaf Foods, Campbell’s, and PepsiCo are responding with protein-rich options, reformulated products, and single-serve packaging to meet consumer needs for convenience, nutrition, and satisfaction.
Más del 65% de los canadienses ahora reemplazan las comidas completas con bocadillos mensualmente debido a la conveniencia, el costo y los cambios en el estilo de vida, impulsando la demanda de opciones más saludables y ricas en proteínas.