Achievements of Breakfast Week 2016
It's almost two months since Breakfast Week already - how is that possible?! We've been busy undertaking a full campaign evaluation in that time and would like to share some of the key results with you.
It's almost two months since Breakfast Week already - how is that possible?! We've been busy undertaking a full campaign evaluation in that time and would like to share some of the key results with you.
A huge thank you to everyone who got involved with Breakfast Week 2016 and helped to make it a big success. We would like to share some of the highlights of the campaign...
Eating porridge for breakfast is the key to happiness according to a new study into what our breakfast says about us, with breakfast skippers saying they are the most unhappy.
We love breakfast here at Shake Up Your Wake Up but our new research shows not everyone feels the same way. Just why is breakfast considered less important to many of us than lunch or dinner?
This Breakfast Week we will be calling on everyone to rethink their breakfast as we launch 'Mission Breakfast'. First to take up the challenge is TV presenter and model Vogue Williams, who won the ITV Bear Gryll’s Mission Survive programme.
Modern life means we all have demands on our time – and it can seem like there’s little time to make and eat breakfast before heading out of the house. That shouldn’t mean that breakfast gets forgotten – especially as there are so many quick and easy choices – but which breakfast is right for you?
New research, conducted by Cardiff University, shows that children who eat breakfast perform better at school than those who arrive hungry.
Breakfast Week 2016 takes place from 24 – 30 January 2016 and we’ll be calling on you to take Mission Breakfast by rethinking the first meal of the day. We’ve had a little rethink ourselves here at Shake Up Your Wake Up as you’ll see from our new branding and website. We hope you like it!
It’s been a couple of months since Breakfast Week and we have been busy undertaking a full campaign evaluation of all the activity that took place in the run up to and during the week in January. We thought you’d be interested to hear some of the key results.
We can't believe nearly a week has gone by since Breakfast Week 2015 finished!
With under two months to go until the start of Breakfast Week 2015, it’s time to start planning. We thought it would be helpful to share our top tips for hosting a successful Breakfast Week event!
Today may mark one month until Christmas Eve and it also means it’s just two months until #BreakfastWeek Eve and we are already getting excited in the office!
We’re really pleased to be running the Best Breakfast Awards again this year, as we had a great response when we launched them last year. The awards celebrate the fantastic and varied breakfast dishes served up and down the country. We are looking for the best dishes, the ones that stand out on the menu and use fresh and, where possible, local ingredients.
We’ve been planning Breakfast Week 2015 for a while now and can finally share some exciting news with you – Phil Vickery has joined the team and is calling on the nation to shake up your wake up.
Planning for Breakfast Week is now well underway so we thought we’d share with you what we have been up to and what is coming up in the next few weeks.
There's just one day of Farmhouse Breakfast Week left and we can't believe how the time has flown by.
She’s a familiar face on our TV screens in the mornings and now our new poll shows that TV presenter Holly Willoughby is the celebrity we’d most like to have breakfast with.
It’s official: Tried & True café in Putney offers the most innovative breakfast in the country! The café was awarded the Best Breakfast Award for their BBQ Pulled Pork Benedict when the winners were announced on Monday, and today was our chance to try itmers doing so each wee.
It’s day three of Farmhouse Breakfast Week and today we were in the radio studio with award winning dietitian and nutritionist, Azmina Govindji.
To help us celebrate the most important meal of the day in style, we’ve worked with world renowned food artist Prudence Staite to create an incredible, edible piece of artwork out of some of our favourite breakfast foods.
It’s official: Tavern Co, Liverpool offers the best breakfast in the country! The restaurant, found metres from the famous Penny Lane, has been awarded the Best Breakfast Award for their Full English, beating hundreds of venues across the UK. The awards, taking place as part of Farmhouse Breakfast Week, recognise the growing trend of eating breakfast out, with 1 in 4 consumers doing so each week.
Farmhouse Breakfast Week starts on Sunday and we think this year could be the busiest and best one yet. Our seven day celebration of breakfast begins on Sunday 26th January and here’s a little taster of what we have planned for the week:
I am the Education Officer at the Newbury & District Agricultural Society and we run a range of educational events, working with schools across Berkshire, to teach children about the origins of food, how it is produced and the benefits of a healthy diet.
Not only is it the countdown to Christmas Day but Farmhouse Breakfast Week is now just over a month away!
Last month we launched nominations for our Best Breakfast Awards and we’ve been delighted with the response so far. It’s been great to see the huge range of breakfast options being served up and down the country. If you haven’t put your venue forward yet there’s still plenty of time to get those nominations in before public voting opens in December. Just visit our Best Breakfast Awards page for all the details.
As we put our plans together for Farmhouse Breakfast Week, it’s important to remember that amidst all the fun, celebrations and awards there is an important message – and that is that a healthy breakfast really does matter.
Where does time go? We can't believe it's a whole month already since Farmhouse Breakfast Week. We've been busy reviewing all the media coverage (which is still coming in) and talking to supporters to find out how your events went. It seems like everyone was as delighted with Farmhouse Breakfast Week as we were.
We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who got involved with Farmhouse Breakfast Week this year. Whether you held your own event or promotion, uploaded your photos for #BreakfastWatch or took the Breakfast Week Challenge, you helped to make Farmhouse Breakfast Week a great success once again!
Farmhouse Breakfast Week has nearly come to an end and we’ve had a great time celebrating the most important meal of the day – we hope you have too!
If you’re watching your weight you may want to be wary of 10.47am. This is the time when Brits are most likely to reach for a mid morning snack and how healthy the snack is depends on whether you’ve eaten breakfast!
As Farmhouse Breakfast Week continues to get the nation talking breakfast once again, this year has seen a whole new visual element - #BreakfastWatch. Supported by Nadia Sawalha, who has recorded videos of her breakfast each day, we’ve had hundreds of images of your breakfasts shared with us so far.
Tuesday already – Farmhouse Breakfast Week is flying by!
Hundreds of thousands of school children* across the country are missing out on breakfast as a quarter (24%) of parents admit to not ensuring their children eat a morning meal. Mums are also neglecting their own health with 42 per cent of them skipping breakfast once a week or more and one in ten admitting to never eating breakfast.
Good morning everyone. We hope the cold weather hasn’t been causing you too many problems.
I hope you’re as excited as we are that our annual celebration of breakfast has arrived. There are so many great things going on all week from events and promotions, to radio interviews, the Breakfast Week Challenge, and of course #BreakfastWatch which kicked off this morning.
After months of planning and preparation we are excited that Farmhouse Breakfast Week is now less than one week away. Starting on Sunday 20th January, there are a whole host of events and promotions taking place across the country to celebrate the most important meal of the day. If you’re planning on holding an event there’s still time to register on the website to let us and others know how you’re showing your support for breakfast – and don’t forget to tell your local media about it too.
It’s less than two weeks until Farmhouse Breakfast Week and we want everyone to get involved this year. This is why we’re calling on you all to take part in #BreakfastWatch, our biggest online celebration of breakfast ever.
We're not counting down to Christmas, we're counting down to Farmhouse Breakfast Week! We can hardly believe it's now only seven weeks away and the excitement in the office is starting to build.
We all know breakfast is the most important meal of the day – or at least we should do! But how many of us are making time for it? And if so what are we actually eating and what time do we sit down for the first meal of the day? Our new study* into the nation’s breakfast eating habits, conducted ahead of Farmhouse Breakfast Week (20-26 January 2013), has the answers to this and so much more.
Here at Shake Up Your Wake Up it always puts a smile on our face when we find people who love breakfast as much as we do... and guess what we have! We've teamed up with breakfast fan and TV cookery expert Nadia Sawalha who is going to be helping us to encourage you all to Shake Up Your Wake Up during Farmhouse Breakfast Week in January.
January might sound like a long way off but it will soon be here... in fact it’s just 14 weeks until Farmhouse Breakfast Week which means it’s time to start thinking about your events and promotions to celebrate breakfast!
So here it is – our brand new Shake Up Your Wake Up website which has had a refresh with new colours and, we hope you agree, improved navigation.