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Reclaim Your Sundays

Reclaim Your Sundays

Take back your weekend with Pacific Foods & #TGISunday

Pacific Foods is here to help you reclaim Sunday as the best day of the week! Tag along with us here and on our socials to soak up every last bit of your weekend with inspired recipes, chef-ready ingredients and easy meals.

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Taking on the #TGISunday challenge.

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60% of Americans

If dread of the week ahead is cutting your weekend short, you’re not alone. At least twice a month, 60 percent of us contend with the Scaries.¹

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ETA: 3:54 p.m.

On average, the Scaries sneak in at 3:54 p.m. That’s time we don’t get to spend enjoying our favorite weekend activities.¹

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219 hours/year lost

When you add it all up, the Scaries rob us of 219 hours of weekend enjoyment per year.¹ We don’t know about you, but we’ve had enough!

It’s time to seize your Sunday.

For us, Sunday isn’t just the last moment of the weekend. It is the moment. To have a little fun, discover something new and get ready to seize the days ahead. So, say it with us, “TGISunday!” and check out the infographic to find out what we’re up to.

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Cozy lil’ curried mushroom pot pie.

The filling of this pot pie recipe is so tasty but then you stuff it between a blanket of phyllo and it makes any Sunday that much more cuddly.

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Cook up the best Sunday.

Pacific Foods isn’t the only one shouting #TGISunday from the stovetops. Some of our favorite home chefs are embracing every second of their weekend with Easy Cheese Tortellini Soup, 30-Minute Chicken Noodle Soup and more.

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Cook up the best Sunday.

Pacific Foods isn’t the only one shouting #TGISunday from the stovetops. Some of our favorite home chefs are embracing every second of their weekend with [dish description], [dish description] and more.

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Keep the inspiration coming.

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1. Data from a survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Pacific Foods from April 30 to May 6, 2024, with a sample of 2,000 general population Americans.