Pacific Foods and Matty Matheson Unite to Tackle the Sunday Scaries
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Pacific Foods has launched the #TGISunday content series in collaboration with celebrity chef Matty Matheson to combat the 'Sunday Scaries' phenomenon. A recent survey revealed that Americans experience this pre-Monday anxiety an average of 36 times a year, starting around 3:54 p.m. on Sundays and lasting about 6 hours.
The initiative aims to transform Sunday anxiety into culinary joy by offering easy, comforting recipes on Pacific Foods' website. Matheson and other food experts will share curated recipes designed to embrace the calming power of cooking. The series will feature Matheson's Spicy Shrimp Pasta Bake recipe and encourage viewers to share their own meal-hacking tips using Pacific Foods products.
Fans can also enter to win a custom illustrated soup mug designed by Pacific and Matheson. The campaign seeks to inspire more creativity in cooking routines and showcase new ways to use Pacific products.
Positive
- Partnership with celebrity chef Matty Matheson may increase brand visibility
- Content series could drive traffic to Pacific Foods' website and increase product engagement
- Campaign addresses a common consumer pain point, potentially increasing brand relevance
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A recent survey by Pacific Foods* revealed the deep impact of the Sunday Scaries, with the average American experiencing this pre-Monday apprehension 36 times a year. Typically, the unsettling feelings begin around 3:54 p.m. on Sundays, leading to an average of six hours and six minutes** spent in dread each week—totaling a staggering 219 hours annually.
Recognizing that cooking serves as a soothing activity for many with
Chef Matty Matheson brings his trademark enthusiasm to the kitchen, making his stance on Sundays clear by turning them into a day of culinary excitement. "Look, I know Sundays can be a drag for a lot of folks, so let's flip that script. Let's rock the kitchen with some serious cooking that's all about fun and flavor without it being a chore or another worry. Cooking isn't just about eating; it's about chilling out and making something awesome that feeds your soul," explains Matheson.
Matty's unique recipe—the Spicy Shrimp Pasta Bake—will be a highlight of the series, which will also feature content from various figures known for their culinary expertise. All recipes and tips will be available through social where viewers of the #TGISunday series are encouraged to share their own meal-hacking tips using Pacific Foods products. Fans can also enter to win a custom illustrated soup mug, designed by Pacific and Matheson, to add to their Sunday rituals.
"Matty Matheson's vibrant personality and the joy he brings to food make him a natural fit to join us in our mission to take back Sundays," said Erika Jubinville, head of Pacific Foods marketing. "He inspires all of us to bring more fun and creativity to our cooking routine, and sparks excitement for new ways to use Pacific products."
For more insights into the #TGISunday series, please visit pacificfoods.com/TGISunday.
About Pacific Foods
Pacific Foods was founded in 1987 in
Survey Methodology
*This random double-opt-in survey of 2,000 general population Americans was commissioned by Pacific Foods between April 30 and May 6, 2024. It was conducted by market research company Talker Research, whose team members are members of the Market Research Society (MRS) and the European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research (ESOMAR).
**The number of hours is calculated based on an average bedtime of 10 p.m.
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