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Hot coffee on the outs? Local firm releases 2022 food trends outlook
John Koch published on December 16, 2021 – 12:44 PMWritten by The Business Journal Staff A local company that knows a thing or two about flavor has released its annual food and beverage trends outlook for 2022. As it turns out, the pandemic has prompted people to eat toward a stronger immune system. Clovis-based Lyons Magnus, an international foodservice and ingredient source, has predicted five trends that will influence food and beverage menus for the coming year. “We use our proprietary research and analysis to support our partners with targeted trend insights to help them identify opportunities that will
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These will be the biggest healthy food trends in 2022
The Covid-19 pandemic changed almost every aspect of our lives, including our diets. There has been a shift toward home cooking. We got more creative in the kitchen. And a significant number of us actually increased our consumption of unhealthy snacks, desserts and sugary drinks. So, what’s in store for 2022, especially if you’re looking to eat healthier? Here’s what I think will be some of the biggest healthy food trends in the New Year: Water lily seeds While new to the Americas, water lily seeds have been around in India for centuries. Light and fluffy with a texture
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South Korea Coffee and Tea Capsules Market to 2026 – Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecasts – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “South Korea Coffee and Tea Capsules Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2026” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. Beverage capsules refer to single-serve containers which have ingredients disposed in their filter. The body includes a side wall which extends from an end wall to an opening with a cover. These capsules generally include coffee and tea which are generally utilised by tea and coffee vending machines in both commercial and domestic spaces. In South Korea, consumption of beverage capsules has been increasing rapidly due to strong coffee and tea culture. Consequently,
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Philly’s top Google trends for 2021: Coffee, bowling, getting vaxxed
💌 Love Philly? Sign up for the free Billy Penn newsletter to get everything you need to know about Philadelphia, every day. Philadelphia in 2021 was all about getting vaccinated, drinking coffee, and buying houses, according to Google trends — with some beautification, bowling, and ice cream thrown in. The past 12 months were anything but easy, with the pandemic refusing to go away and gun violence continuing its frightening rise. Despite that, the current outlook for many is an improvement from last December, when vaccines were scarce, democracy was being challenged, and only essential businesses were allowed to welcome
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7 healthy food trends you’ll see in 2022
With many of us still working from home over the past year, we looked to TikTok to spice up our food lives, trying everything from baked feta pasta to four-quadrant tortilla wraps. As the world opens back up, we’ll no longer be as reliant on what we can whip up in our home kitchens. What will this mean for healthy food trends in the coming year? Let’s read the tea leaves. 1. Sober curiosity goes all in This trend has been growing for a few years and has seen a resurgence thanks to the super boozy pandemic, which drove alcohol
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60 Biggest TikTok Viral Recipe Trends of 2021
(Confessions of Parenting) The beauty of TikTok is that you just never know what you’re going to get. I held off getting the TikTok app because I thought it was only about dancing. Then, by word of mouth, I heard about the Nacho Table Trend and Whipped Coffee. All the chatter was enough to lure me in and I became an instant fan of this giant world of cooking videos. These viral TikTok recipes are not the perfectly curated videos you will find on other social media channels though. These are tried-and-true recipes made by regular people; people looking
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These food trends we hope never come back
These food trends we hope never come back Crazes we’d rather forget There are some past food trends whose popularity cannot be explained – gelatin salads, cheese balls and fish-shaped food to name a few. But the 1970s isn’t the only decade to blame as more recent offenders include freakshakes, cloud eggs and unicorn food. Here are the bizarre food crazes we don’t want to make a comeback. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this
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Healthy Food and Drink Trends for the New Year
Meal kit companies have now expanded their clean-eating offerings. Blue Apron, for instance, just launched a menu that focuses on wellness, including carb-conscious options. Companies like Green Chef, Sun Basket and Purple Carrot offer vegetarian-friendly kits geared specifically toward healthy eating. Leftovers 2.0: Banana brittle and more from snack brands making more from less Rising awareness about the tremendous amount of unnecessary food waste in the U.S. led a handful of grocery-delivery and snack brands, including the Ugly Company, Misfits Market and Imperfect Foods, to champion food that may not be aesthetically pleasing but is beautiful on the inside. Now,
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Top 5 Healthy Food and Lifestyle Trends for 2021
While I do have hope that 2021 will be a better year than 2020, I can’t help but look back on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected us all in various ways. As a dietitian and fitness fanatic, I’ve seen firsthand the toll it’s taken on the eating (and drinking) habits of my friends and family. (Getty Images) While sales of self-rising yeast (hello, homemade bread), cookies and Campari soared, I’ve also noticed that several healthier trends emerged as well. If you’re looking to adopt healthy habits in the new year, consider adding these five wellness practices to your list
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Top 10 Food and Nutrition Trends on the Horizon for 2021
We include products we think are useful for our readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. Here’s our process. The year 2020 brought hardships and change for many people around the globe, and our everyday habits and behaviors have dramatically shifted. Our priorities have changed as well, with many people focusing anew on their health and well-being, including what they eat. As a result, food and health culture have changed. With 2021 just around the corner, we’re about to see these changes come to fruition. With many industry experts expecting massive change,
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