An innocent survey

Here is your chance to tell a food manufacturer how you feel about their products and put yourself in the running to win a sample of their food.

Have you strolled past the chilled case in your local supermarket and caught sight of the interesting food pots made by a company called innocent? The company has eight different varieties of these ready-prepared meals in a tub with seven of these being marked as suitable for vegans. I have often found myself caught short for a meal around lunchtime and the innocent veg pots have come in handy. The vegan varieties of innocent are:

Thai vegetable sweet chilli, Portuguese red pepper piri piri, Moroccan giant couscous, Thai coconut curry, Indian vegetable masala, Indian daal curry and Mexican sweet potato chilli.

The innocent veg pots are available in Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose.

Now that we are familiar with innocent, what’s this talk of a survey? The company is canvassing opinions of vegan consumers as part of the development of a customer loyalty reward scheme. The bosses at innocent want to know what you look for in a loyalty scheme  and also what you think about their vegan ready-made meals. They are randomly selecting people who fill out the short survey to win one of their delicious veg pots.

Not a bad deal, right? Complete a short survey, have your say on how a vegan product is marketed and give yourself a chance to win some free food.

Interested? Please click here to take part. I’m suddenly feeling very hungry.

I would also love to hear from any of you who have tried the innocent pots before. Tell me what you think in the comments below.