What are the current food trends?

What are the current food trends?

The Top Food Trends For 2021

  • Smarter snacking. With the pandemic keeping many Canadians at home, we’re snacking now more than ever.
  • Plant-based eggs. Plant-based meat and beverages are so 2020.
  • The new half-and-half.
  • ‘Functional’ booze.
  • Wellness cooking.
  • New dining experiences.
  • More e-grocery.
  • Indoor gardening.

What are new foods?

7 New Foods on the Market

  • Navitas Naturals Coconut Hemp Pepitas (pictured at top)
  • Bolthouse Farms 1915 Organic Cold-Pressed Juices.
  • Blue Diamond Bold Sriracha Almonds.
  • Pamela’s Products Mini Honey Grahams.
  • Monk Fruit in the Raw.
  • Kashi’s Sweet Potato Sunshine.
  • Sorghum Syrup.

What is a current in baking?

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What’s trending in food?

Pea Protein. As the worlds of meal-worthy smoothies and plant-based lifestyles collide,you’re going to see pea protein offered up in place of powders like whey and collagen,both of

  • Low-Alcohol Beverages.
  • Lasagna.
  • Biltong.
  • Fast Food Breakfast.
  • Pinsa.
  • Intermittent fasting.
  • Unconventional “Charcuterie” Boards.
  • Less single-use plastic.
  • Gnocchi.
  • What is a new trend in food?

    Glitter Wine

  • More Milk Alternatives
  • Menus with More Diet Alternatives
  • Kombucha Becomes a Staple
  • Cross-Cultural Cuisine
  • Hyper-Regional Cuisine
  • Organic Wine
  • Coffee-Based Cocktails
  • Dessert Hummus
  • Butters&Spreads Galore
  • What’s hot food trends?

    Small-Plate Menus. Why order one large meal when you can order several small plates?

  • Food Halls. Food halls,which are comprised of several different restaurants serving all kinds of food,popped up everywhere from New York to Los Angeles in 2019.
  • Cannabis/CBD-Infused Food.
  • Zero-Waste Cooking.
  • Hyper-Local.
  • Veggie-centric Cuisine.