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Knorr targets zillennials in campaign celebrating holiday cooking blunders

November 18, 2024
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  • Unilever-owned food brand Knorr is targeting zillennials — or the micro-generation of Gen Z and millennials aged 18-35 — with a campaign celebrating holiday cooking fails, per a press release. 
  • “#EffortisEverything” includes partnerships with three on a regular basis consumers, whose images of cooking fails shall be showcased on Knorr’s social media channels and a digital out-of-home ad in New York City. 
  • Limited-edition packaging featuring the photos can even be available in Kitchen Confidence Kits, which consumers can enter to win via Instagram. The seasonal push is inspired by research indicating that 73% of zillennials feel higher seeing other cooking blunders. 

 

Knorr is ditching picture-perfect food photography for its holiday marketing campaign and as an alternative specializing in the trouble that goes into seasonal feasts, even when the end result is lower than appetizing. The effort is meant to resonate with zillennials, 87% of whom aren’t afraid to confess that they’ve had multiple cooking fail during a special day, per Edelman research cited in release details. Still, 86% of the cohort say effort matters just as much because the end result.

The celebration of cooking fails in photos on social media and in Knorr’s campaign marks a contrast from the perfectionism found in the food photos that older millennials are known for.

Key to the trouble is a partnership with three on a regular basis consumers to highlight their “A for Effort” home cooking, with the meals in query including a charred turkey, burnt green bean casserole and crumbly cornbread dressing. The images will appear across social channels, including TikTok and Pinterest, and a digital OOH ad in New York City. 

Rounding out the campaign is limited-edition packaging featuring the cooking fails imagery that may only be available in the brand’s Kitchen Confidence Kits. Beginning Nov. 15, consumers have the prospect to win a kit, which is stuffed with kitchen tools, cooking suggestions and Knorr recipes, by visiting the brand’s Instagram. 

The “#EffortisEverything” campaign could help Knorr grow loyalty with the younger demographic throughout the critical seasonal period in a more lasting way versus counting on value tropes like affordability alone. However, the CPG brand’s convenience and inexpensive price point could also go a good distance this holiday season as consumers again indicate a willingness to chop costs when able.

The effort from Knorr follows other marketing stunts aimed toward younger consumers. The brand in July teamed with rapper Ludacris to remaster the Black Sheep song “The Choice is Yours” for a music video titled “Fast Food Remix feat. Ludacris and Knorr.” The stunt is an element of Knorr’s “Taste Combos” campaign, which is now in its second 12 months and encourages consumers to decide on its products over fast food. 

Numerous other marketers have already rolled out flashy holiday marketing of their very own. Among them is fellow CPG marketer Sprite, which remixed “The Night Before Christmas” for its first recent holiday campaign in three years. SharkNinja earlier this month launched a world campaign starring David Beckham that positions its Ninja kitchen appliances because the means to assist consumers complete their seasonal meals in record time. 

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