The two major celebrities will join Eat Just's newest ad campaign that riffs on the healthy lifestyles of celebrities. The ads will juxtapose the absurd lengths ...
Eat Just is also teaming up with the popular brand Crepini – famous for its popular keto Egg Wraps – to launch its first ever plant-based Eggless Wraps at Sprout's supermarkets. The ad campaign also showcases the major health benefits JUST Egg provides consumers. “Since our inception here at Crepini, we’ve been looking for ways to disrupt the carb-free category with keto-friendly options that aren’t only easy to eat anywhere but are delicious and versatile for every meal,” Crepini founder Paula Rimer said in a statement. Tennis world champion Serena Williams and Oscar-nominated actor Jake Gyllenhaal are collaborating with Eat Just's JUST Egg to showcase the benefits of plant-based protein. “I eat to live, so JUST Egg helps me feel and perform better. “I’m eating more plant-based for my health, and JUST Egg makes it easy and delicious.
Serena Williams and Jake Gyllenhaal poke fun at celebrity wellness in new campaign for plant-based company Just Egg.
As a growing number of stars go plant-based, tennis legend Serena Williams, Nightcrawler actor Jake Gyllenhaal and Curb Your Enthusiasm's JB Smoove team ...
The new Just Egg campaign will run on TV in major US markets including New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago and will include connected TV and social placements. Smoove explains that the plant-based protein found in Just Egg is ideal for staying in “superstar shape” after doing “underwater jiu-jitsu, or something like that.” Viewers glimpse through the window to peep a man dressed in armor holding a sword, a trainer setting up a trampoline and another man bearing a blowtorch. Gyllenhaal and Williams join a growing roster of celebrities who are trying out plant-based diets or full-on proselytizing about them. Nope!” exclaims Smoove. “Her eggs are made from plants — cause she has nutritionists, scientists, trainers and,” panning to a mad scientist-looking character, “whatever this guy does — very interesting — curating her protein intake so she stays fueled for superhuman performance.” They have personal chefs, on-site nutritionists, personal trainers and a wealth of knowledge and resources that regular old folks simply don’t have. Launched today, a new campaign called ‘Really Good Eggs,’ developed in partnership with Just Egg’s agency of record Mythology, features two spots that invert the trope that celebrities are just like us.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23, 2002 — Eat Just, Inc., a company that applies cutting-edge science and technology on a mission to create healthier, more sustainable ...
Eat Just is a food technology company with a mission to build a healthier, safer and more sustainable food system in our lifetimes. JUST Egg is making a real difference, and I’m proud to partner with them and be a shareholder in the company.” In the United States, the plant-based egg category grew rapidly in 2021 with a 42% increase in retail dollar sales, according to data from the Plant Based Foods Association, the Good Food Institute and SPINS. In the past three years, plant-based egg sales in the U.S. have grown more than 1,000% and JUST Egg represents more than 99% of the market. I also recognize the impact our food system has on our planet, so JUST Egg’s mission is important to me. According to research conducted by JUST Egg in partnership with Numerator1, consumers across the age spectrum are choosing plant-based products primarily to improve their health. Building on the brand’s honest, straightforward tone from previous campaigns, the new “Really Good Eggs” blitz features tennis star Serena Williams and actor Jake Gyllenhaal, both investors in the brand, eating JUST Egg as part of their healthier lifestyles.