Cooking Interest Audience Targeting

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• Friend enjoy these services and report that the ingredients are high quality. I live in a rural area and have access to fresh produce and meat almost year round. I have recreated some of the recipes these services send along and all are well written and can easily be understood by novice cooks.
• I have not tried Home Meal Kit services, and I would rate them a 3 on that note. I feel that those services are not necessary for many people who do not mind going to the grocery store, which is nearly everyone. I think home meal kit services are not unique enough or worthwhile enough to get for the common person, it's difficult to imagine how else to go about running those type of services but the current model isn't working. I believe a subscription model giving free meals out per month, at least one per week (differing cuisines and variety) would be good. People love Japan Crate, all those other "crate" services that give items per month for a subscription price. It's all random items and the model works.
• I have tried a home meal kit service. I found that I usually do better as I work on a recipe and 'perfect' it over time and I rarely get a recipe spot on the first time so it's challenging to pay so much and then sometimes the recipe doesn't come out as well as on the picture
• I don't really care for them.
• I did try Blue Apron and I loved it. The ingredients we're always fresh and high quality, the recipes simple, and the meals delicious. My only complaint is the expense. It isn't cheap, but all in all definitely worth it!

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• I prefer choice A because it shows off both pans and the lighting makes the coloring seem lighter. The slight turn for the larger pan makes the picture more interesting, too.
• I like option B and A the best since they clearly show that these are two separate dishes. Option C is a little ambiguous and could show a dish and its cover. Due to this potential for confusion, I pick the first two as my top options. I picked Option B as the best because I like how the presentation of the dishes is straightforward.
• I like that I'm instantly being shown the depth of the lid on the first picture. Maybe if this was a product listing then you can show me close ups of the lid, but with the efficiency of option B and A it's not required.
• Options A and B give me an overall better impression of the size and depth of the dish (moreso in Option A) than Option C does.
• I prefer the open sets that are side by side, because it gives it a more appealing photo to look at, rather than the one that is partially covered up by the other ones.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• I much prefer the machined metal look as opposed to the bright red, I think it gives it a nice sleek look and is attractive. The red band around the top is also cleaner on option A, and fits very nicely with the grey.
• I think the Eur Kitchen in the logo is more appealing
• I think the gray is classier and looks very sheek.
• The red is just too strong.
• Option A looks more unique and heavy-duty. It makes the person feel like they are making a better choice.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• $85. It looks like a very useful set and good quality.
• 30 and not more. TO be honest, I doubt I will have the time to be using such a tool. Also, there are machines out there that make bread making easier, so I would I pay much for this?
• I would pay $39. I feel like I'm still getting a good deal but it's a quality product as well.
• i think $25 is a fair price
• I would pay around 50 dollars for it. It seems like an interesting, fun, novel idea, but I am not sure how much practical use I would get out of it.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• I prefer this option because it immediately states that there is no wifi or internet connectivity needed. It is ready to go ad functional right out of the box.
• I chose option B because I like how the point is made that the machine is different from the others within the market. I like how an important feature "delay start timer" was included. This highlights how the machine function with time constraints. The description is option B details the product feature better in my opinion; however, there are statements that I like in option A as well. I like the statement "OUR DEVICE IS SIMPLE" and how it functions right out the box. Simplicity is also an important feature; however, for a specific feature I found Option B to better describe.
• there is a clear statement that simplicity is a differentiating factor
• I picked this option because it sounds like a better quality product than the other option, and it appealed to me more than the other option as well.
• Sounds a little less pretentious. Plus most will not know what a sous vide cooker is so not including it in the first line is smart./

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Cooking Interest (Avid Home Cook). A sample of responses:

• right now no I would not, I don't hast parties ever really, and I have 2 small kids at home, not the best for a grill in the middle of our table. As a whole though I like the idea. I am a big foodie, I was a professional cook/chef for over a decade. I would love to have it around and get it out for a nice dinner with my wife and I or for having a party and adding a little fun.
• It would depend on the price but if it was a reasonable price I would be interested.
• yes, it looks like a fun way to eat and mingle with friends
• I would. It looks like a lot of fun. It would be a great way to meet neighbors and try new foods. Sign me up!
• yes because I love hibachi and it is so expensive.