24% Of Gen Z Wouldn’t Consider Dating A Vegan, Study Finds

A recent study conducted in the UK by plant-based meat brand Dopsu revealed that 24% of Gen Z individuals would not consider dating a vegan, a higher percentage than older age groups. The survey also found that many people are open to modifying their eating habits for love, with a quarter of Brits willing to reduce their meat intake and over a fifth willing to participate in meat-free Mondays. Among millennials, 28% said they would eat less meat for a potential partner.

Despite this willingness to adapt, the study showed that only 17% of respondents felt confident cooking for a plant-based partner. To make it easier for those seeking plant-based connections, dating apps like Vegpal, Veggly, and TofuTogether exist to help individuals find like-minded partners within the vegan community. Grazer even teamed up with Drag Race UK star Bimini to promote its meat-free platform with a bold slogan, emphasizing that plant-based love is more accessible than ever before.