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title: "2019 Breakfast Consumer Trend Report Finds Brands Must Differentiate"
url: https://burnaze.com/article/29882ab2-91d2-4e53-9b2d-c1788487a215
source: "Franchising.com"
original_url: https://www.franchising.com/articles/2019_breakfast_consumer_trend_report_finds_brands_must_differentiate.html
author: "Multi-Unit Franchisee"
category: "Restaurants"
industry: "Restaurants"
published: 2019-12-04T07:00:00.000Z
modified: 2026-11-01T04:10:00.239Z
image: https://imgs.franchising.com/art/articles/4974_plate.jpg
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# 2019 Breakfast Consumer Trend Report Finds Brands Must Differentiate

**TL;DR:** Technomic's 2019 Breakfast Consumer Trend Report finds that brands must differentiate themselves to stay ahead of competition in the breakfast market. The report identifies key strategies for success, including adapting to off-premise trends and creating innovative menus.

*By Multi-Unit Franchisee, originally published in Franchising.com on 2019-12-04. [Read the original](https://www.franchising.com/articles/2019_breakfast_consumer_trend_report_finds_brands_must_differentiate.html).*

## Story

More players in the breakfast market means competition is intensifying and differentiation is more necessary than ever before, according to Technomic's 2019 Breakfast Consumer Trend Report. The report identifies what brands can do to stay ahead of competition, such as adapting to off-premise trends by way of enhancing ordering amenities, updating menus with bold flavor innovation, and adding healthier options. Convenience should also be a big focus, including for weekend occasions.

"Moving forward, brands must differentiate themselves from competitors to drive customer loyalty," explains Anne Mills, senior manager of consumer insights at Technomic. "Adapting off-premise capabilities and creating innovative menus to meet consumers' increasing needs for convenience, uniqueness and health will be key to success amid the breakfast wars." Highlights from the report include: On average, 58% of consumers' breakfast orders include both food and beverage 32% of Millennials would like more restaurants to add vegetarian or vegan offerings for breakfast, compared to 20% overall 60% of consumers skip breakfast at least once during the week (i.

e., Monday-Friday) Exploring direct responses from 1,200 consumers, as well as current and future menu trends, the comprehensive 2019 Breakfast Consumer Trend Report helps foodservice operators and suppliers keep abreast of consumers' evolving attitudes and preferences toward flavor as well as identify opportunity areas.

## Entities

- Franchising.com (publication)
- Restaurants (sector)
- menu innovation (topic)
- Multi-Unit Franchisee (person)
- Technomic (company)
- competition (topic)
- consumer trends (topic)
- breakfast market (topic)

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Originally reported by Multi-Unit Franchisee, Franchising.com (https://www.franchising.com/articles/2019_breakfast_consumer_trend_report_finds_brands_must_differentiate.html). Summarized by Burnaze (https://burnaze.com/article/29882ab2-91d2-4e53-9b2d-c1788487a215).