If a baked item is labeled vegan or gluten free, would you still buy/eat it?

Christopher Moreno

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Nope not me.. I tried to do vegan for a week and only lasted 1 day... didn’t like it at all

Bernard Thompson

Albert Long

Typically NO but I’d buy it for someone and taste it LOL

Joe Rigby

I'd generally say no to this, but really depends what it is.Had some decent gluten free stuff

Derrick McQuinn

I like to eat healthy but am not gluten free nor vegan. However, lots of foods are gluten free and they write it up to appeal to the gluten-free crowd. As for vegan, I love veggies but I also eat carbs and meat! I like food! Then I burn what I eat off right away with a run, bike ride or workout.

Bob Rauch

I am not living the gluten free life, however, pizza on gluten free crust, while a bit more expensive, can be better, and you’re not as full when done! 

There are gluten free cakes, also delish, although you have no idea it’s minus the gluten. 

So yes! Will buy gluten free!

Scott Kaplan

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Darrin Schallock

that's not a hard no.  Complete Cookies are pretty good. i just don't seek vegan out

MaryBeth Zmuda

I would try it, but I am not actively searching for vegan food.

For some this will be important and the reason they buy it, for others it may be a deterrent. For me, personally, it all comes down to taste and texture. I've had plenty of vegan and gluten free baked items that were outstanding.

Yeah, I'm there with you Scott! Gluten free pizza crusts are tasty. So my wife recently opened up a bakery here on Bainbridge Island, and they are trying to figure out labeling and whether these labels might be deterrents for some. My baking questions reflect another possible use for businesses and marketing angle for Sided, consumer surveys.