Mind The Dinner Gap: Sainsburys research reveals a lack of inspiration stops one in three Brits from eating healthy meals

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Sainsbury's ‘DINspiration’ pop-up at London’s Kings Cross station has been launched to support its community programme, Nourish the Nation, with Comic Relief. Picture date: Monday 26, 2023. PA Photo. Targeting commuters with the pop-up, the supermarket will donate 50p for every ‘Inspired to Cook’ product sold until July 11th. The activation follows research that found 6 in 10 British people admitted they struggle to come up with healthy meal options for dinner, citing lack of inspiration as the key reason for this.

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