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  • Food TrendsKim KopackaOctober 4, 2023
    Plant-based food: Meat or not meat, that is the question

    According to a study by the University of Bonn, to continue feeding humanity in the future, we would have to reduce meat consumption by around 75% overall. However, the mainstream does not like the idea of completely doing without. But is...

  • Food TechJacquetta Picton - FCSINovember 7, 2022
    The cultured meat market goes on safari

    A New York start-up is promising to bring wild and exotic tastes to the table without harming any animals or the environment.

  • Food TechSonja Planeta – Fallstaff ProfiJune 22, 2021
    Meat substitute: not a disclaimer

    The popularity of plant-based meat substitutes continues. This constantly gives food startups new ideas that leave nothing to be desired in terms of taste. We took a closer look at five innovations.

  • Food ManagementElly EarlsFebruary 7, 2019
    Mandating meat-free menus: has WeWork gone a step too far?

    Coworking giant WeWork has taken meat off the menu for its employees. Should other companies be following suit?

  • Food ManagementSarah Helmanseder-Rolling PinOctober 8, 2019
    Better than BEEF?

    Meat 2.0: plant-based meat alternatives like beyond meat are all the rage these days. How this trend came about, what meatless meat is really made of, and how the battle of the fake meats is signaling a food industry revolution to...

  • Food TrendsHannes Kropik - RollingPinAugust 17, 2022
    How the future tastes – proteins do not always have to be animal

    The title of Heinz Strunk's cult novel "Fleisch ist mein Gemüse" (Meat is my Vegetable) will soon be turned on its head. Meat substitutes from alternative vegan protein sources have long since begun to overtake animal protein.

  • Food TrendsSascha Barby & Daniel KlausMay 28, 2022
    Taste-testing alternative protein burgers

    More and more people are trying to go meatless for health, environmental, or ethical reasons, but not all of them are willing to say goodbye to burgers — which is why there’s an entire industry working on alternatives to meat patties,...

  • Food TrendsElly Earls & Daniel KlausMay 28, 2022
    Plant-based burger – a still growing market

    Demand for plant-based meat is fast on the up. KTCHNrebel finds out how three of the market leading burgers stack up.

  • Food PeopleHeike LucasApril 28, 2022
    Happy Ocean Foods: The Ocean Rescuers

    Everyone is talking about meat substitutes, but what about fish substitutes? This is actually a no-brainer, since overfishing of the world's oceans has long been an issue. At least that is what Julian Hallet thinks. He is a co-founder of Happy...

  • Food TrendsJacquetta Picton - FCSIDecember 13, 2021
    Bring on the substitute

    With the COP26 summit in Glasgow focusing minds on the imperative to change our ways to avoid catastrophic climate change, we could make a start by looking at the food we eat – with plant-based diets becoming increasing popular. But is...

  • Food TrendsKTCHNrebel Editor TeamDecember 1, 2021
    Thank you for 3 years of loyalty!

    In the last three years, since our online magazine saw the light of the food service world, over 1.5 million readers have visited us.  We want to say:

  • Food TrendsLucas Palm - RollingPinOctober 29, 2021
    Is the future of (fine) dining vegan?

    From dubious whole-grain glop for militant hippies to Michelin-worthy culinary trend for the top chefs of tomorrow: why vegan food could become restaurants' new normal - and what giant power bills have to do with it.

  • Food TrendsBarbara E. EulerAugust 26, 2021
    The future is now – Food Report 2022

    Corona has changed our consumption and eating habits for good. The reboot of the restaurant and hotel industry gives us a chance to change direction, therefore ensuring we stay on course for the future.

  • Food ManagementJacquetta Picton - FCSIMay 26, 2021
    A taste for change

    “What’s good for the planet is good for us” is a major driving force behind the rise of plant-based eating. But, is it a sustainable trend or a passing fancy?

  • Food ManagementTina Nielsen - FCSIDecember 21, 2020
    Sowing the seeds of success

    Plant-based food is proving to be a growing and lucrative profit center for operators worldwide. Alongside the future potential in lab-grown meats, the market represents an opportunity big brands can no longer keep off the menu.

  • Food TechBarbara E. EulerOctober 5, 2020
    A tasteful step into the future

    These are the times. Nobody knows what it will be like tomorrow, let alone the day after tomorrow. It is futile to ask what gastronomy will look like in the next few decades, what we should get ready for and how...

  • Food ManagementLucas PalmFebruary 23, 2024
    What’s coming up with the catering industry in 2024? These are the key trends

    From New Work to planet-friendly plant-based food and snackification: The catering industry is busy in 2024. Why this is good news in times of crisis – and what RATIONAL steamers have to do with it.

  • Food TrendsMichi ReicheltJanuary 12, 2024
    Quality instead of junk: the street food trend

    From premium döner kebabs to French tacos: Street food is a trend throughout Europe and indeed throughout the world, with high-quality offerings becoming increasingly popular. Junk is out. Quality is in.

  • Food PeopleLucas PalmNovember 8, 2023
    Esben Holmboe Gang from Maaemo: Norway’s quiet culinary king

    With his restaurant Maaemo, Esben Holmboe Gang has revolutionized Norway’s gastronomy and is bringing New Nordic Cuisine to the world. Here's why the quiet Dane still doesn't care much about being in the limelight – and needs limitations to be really...

  • Food TrendsLucas PalmSeptember 1, 2023
    Why good company restaurants are more important than ever before

    The role of company restaurants has changed significantly due to the coronavirus pandemic. One question in particular was raised: Do we still need them? The answer is now clear: They are more important than ever. Why even the seemingly best among...

  • Food PeopleRosie Jacobs - FCSIJuly 14, 2023
    Giuseppe Parisi: a culinary journey through Italy in the heart of London

    For, Giuseppe Parisi, food was “at the heart” of his Italian childhood. The same sentiment rings true of his career. He has brought this love to his new role as executive chef of the Al Mare at The Carlton Tower Jumeirah...

  • Food ManagementBarbara E. EulerJune 21, 2023
    Cross over into the net: Professional chefs are offering cooking courses and workshops online

    If corona has brought us anything positive, it’s the fine-tuning of our online skills. In many cases, coming across convincingly on screen has become a key survival skill. Chefs also resorted to microphones and cameras to keep in touch with their...

  • Food TrendsLucas Palm & Stephen DuttonJune 13, 2023
    This is the future of dining in 2073

    It's not a peek into a crystal ball, but rather a promising scenario for the future based on data, data, data. This is what the future of gastronomy might look like in 2073, according to Euromonitor. Spoiler: Megatrends ahead!

  • Food TrendsHeike LucasMay 10, 2023
    Plant-based seafood. The plant-based shrimp on trial.

    The small, salmon-red (but plant-based) shrimp slides into the hot oil with a juicy sizzling sound. An unmistakable roasting aroma immediately. Fake wafts through the kitchen, and the gourmet's mouth starts watering. Various recipes with chili, garlic, sea salt and olive...

  • Food PeopleLucas PalmMarch 22, 2023
    Carlos Gaytán: from dish washer to (Michelin) star

    Carlos Gaytán made gastronomic history as the first Mexican chef ever awarded a Michelin star. Today, he is considered the most important ambassador for Mexican cuisine. How did this exceptional talent work his way up from the very bottom to the...

  • Food TrendsJuliet Martin - FCSIJanuary 24, 2023
    A plant-powered start into the new year: The rise of Veganuary

    Having inspired more than a million participants over nearly 10 years, Veganuary offers consumers and operators alike the opportunity to try out meat-free in the new year.

  • Food TrendsSusanne SchilcherNovember 24, 2022
    Food and football: What to expect from foodservice at the Qatar World Cup 2022

    As three billion international viewers tune into the Football World Cup this month, Qatar has the opportunity to showcase its culture to the world, and food and foodservice will be one of the champions.

  • Food PeopleAstrid Filzek-SchwabNovember 2, 2022
    From nose to tail: That is why an increasing number of chefs are embracing breeding

    Whether cattle, water buffalo, mangalitza pigs or poultry, many chefs are now breeding animals themselves. The motto here is from nose to tail. KTCHNrebel spoke to top chefs from Switzerland, Germany and France. A glimpse into a cooking philosophy beyond factory...

  • Food ManagementJohannes Stühlinger - RollingPinApril 1, 2022
    ZERO WASTE: Don’t mess up!

    The importance of food has finally become clear to us during the pandemic. Suddenly, the focus is on keeping restaurant kitchens cooking in such a way that no waste is produced. This has led to some exciting Zero Waste concepts.

  • Food TrendsKatie Morris - FCSIJanuary 5, 2022
    Top ten foodservice trends for 2022

    Looking ahead to 2022 and beyond, to see the key trends that will dominate foodservice and hospitality

  • Food TrendsJessica BraunDecember 30, 2021
    Green gastronomy – with a green conscience

    Organic, fair trade, vegan, local – these seals are intended to increase transparency in food consumption and provide consumers with more oversight. The Greentable association also wants to establish the concept in the gastronomy industry. A look behind the scenes.

  • Food TrendsKatie Morris - FCSIDecember 28, 2021
    The future of virtual restaurants

    Katie Morris explores how this sector will evolve in 2022 and beyond

  • Food PeopleJessica BraunDecember 13, 2021
    Back to the roots

    At Copenhagen's high-end restaurant AMASS, Californian Matt Orlando is bringing his vision of sustainability to life by making the most of leftovers culinary-wise. His hippie parents are partly responsible for this.

  • Food PeopleTina Nielsen - FCSISeptember 9, 2021
    Davide Caranchini: championing sustainability

    Italian chef Davide Caranchini talked about his modern approach to sustainable cooking at his Lake Como restaurant Materia during a presentation at Madrid Fusión earlier this year. Tina Nielsen spoke to him at the event

  • Food TrendsLucas Palm - Rolling PinApril 29, 2021
    Tour de Beef

    Farmers and producers in all corners of the world are playing around with creating the absolute best steak on the planet, in small quantities but on a grand scale. Why linseed oil turns calves into the most resilient cattle – and...

  • Food PeopleLucas Palm - RollingPinFebruary 17, 2021
    Samba di São Paulo

    With his carnivalesque menu selections, Brazilian Ivan Ralston brings São Paulo's unique multiculturalism to the plate. Find out why he berated the Michelin Guide over the phone and the story behind his jazz studies.

  • Food ManagementMichael Jones - FCSIDecember 3, 2020
    Certainty in change: predicting the next decade

    ‘Sure things’ might be easier to predict when the going is good, but how impacted are long-term restaurant trends when a global crisis strikes?

  • Food ManagementBarbara E. EulerOctober 13, 2020
    Saving the world spoon by spoon

    Eating well and saving the climate – an impossible task? Not at all! Those who embark on a well-informed journey into the future of gastronomy will still be at the forefront tomorrow and beyond. The digital conference HolyTisch was full of...

  • Food TrendsChristoph KristandlJanuary 13, 2020
    Eat Art – How art and design change the way we look at food

    When artists and designers focus on food, the mind also gets nourishment. With their creations they go beyond the limits of what is possible, and reveal to us what the future might hold.

  • Food PeopleIlona MarxNovember 18, 2019
    The science of good taste

    Where do you find business partners in California? Google, sometimes. Brian Chau, a San Francisco-based food scientist, was looking for a place where he could develop new formulas in peace; Dan Mills was dreaming of opening a maker space where all...

  • Food PeopleGeorges Desrues - Rolling PinSeptember 30, 2019
    The boss in Portugal

    Top chef and global player: Two-Michelin-star-holder José Avillez has revolutionized Portuguese cuisine, and his unparalleled restaurant empire now encompasses an unbelievable 18 locations.

  • Food ManagementMaya WilsonSeptember 26, 2019
    Generation ABC – Play food from the future

    So everyone knows you shouldn't play with your food, right? Wrong! You can actually learn a lot by doing exactly this. The WIN WIN Sustainability Award Gothenburg has therefore designed a range of toys created for the 3D printer, which replicates...

  • Food ManagementNadine OttoAugust 5, 2019
    Meals on Wheels – The new generation of food trucks

    Sunday at the flea market. Throngs of early risers are wandering around the lot, munching on greasy chicken courtesy of the local food truck. Served with fries, because of course it is. Sounds familiar? But times, they are a’changin’: these new...

  • Food ManagementElly EarlsMay 23, 2019
    The business case for plant-based burgers

    Vegan burgers that look, taste and sizzle like the real thing, are proving a boom to restaurant operators. As costs come down and consumers continue to reduce their meat intake, the business case is only going to get more attractive.

  • Food ManagementElly EarlsApril 25, 2019
    Anyone for crickets?

    Plant-based, lab-grown and insect proteins may currently be at the fringe of the protein market, but as big money continues to roll in, all signs point to them staying the course.

  • Food ManagementBarbara Becker & Benjamin BrouërApril 15, 2019
    WHAT’S HOT in Concepts & Food: The 2019 TREND GUIDE

    It almost seems like food these days is more about ethics than pleasure: Hip foodie lunchrooms are all about the sustainable, the nutritious, and the vegan. Getting rid of plastic straws is practically common courtesy anymore, and many places use it...

  • Food ManagementNadine OttoFebruary 26, 2019
    Internorga’s food trends study 2019: Putting restaurant concepts under the microscope

    Street food? Insect burgers? Over the past few years, restaurant trends have been multiplying as rapidly as yeast cultures during fermentation. (We’ll tell you in a minute why we picked that particular analogy.)

  • Food PeopleLucas Palm - Rolling PinFebruary 21, 2019
    Flavors of destiny

    Star chef Mauro Colagreco has been making huge culinary waves on the Côte d’Azur since 2006. His restaurant, Mirazur, breaks down borders to rewrite the book on Mediterranean cuisine. Destiny obviously had a hand in Mauro Colagreco’s career. His story almost...

  • Food TrendsKTCHNrebel Editorial TeamFebruary 11, 2019
    25 Best Chefs of Instagram 2019

    Welcome to the Web’s culinary mecca! Instagram lets everyone from hobby cooks to Michelin-starred chefs give their followers a behind-the-scenes look at their kitchens. By dishing up bite-sized portions of “food porn”, brilliant gastronomic minds can expand their influence far beyond...

  • Food PeopleBernhard Leitner - Rolling PinJanuary 14, 2019
    Killer from Manila

    From dishwasher to top chef: how shooting star and part-time ninja Bruce Ricketts is taking the capital of the Philippines by storm with his Japanese fusion food.

  • Food TrendsIlona MarxDecember 21, 2018
    “Chef life has gotten a lot easier”

    Architecture and shopping culture aren’t the only cutting-edge things about Dubai—it’s setting new food and beverage standards as well. Leading the charge is Steven Smalley, the UK native who joined the Hilton Dubai Jumeirah & Hilton The Walk hotel as its...