Lately, I have been obsessed with amazing food trends that are both incredibly beautiful to look at and delectably tasty. Here are my top five favourite food trends of 2016.
Rainbow bagels
photo courtesy of: oyez.com
The Rainbow Bagel is a New York foodie trend (like the Teriyaki Chicken Pizza and ‘Cro-nut’ sensations before it) that has taken the world by storm. It was an original creation of Scott Rossillo, the owner and head baker of The Bagel Store in Brooklyn. The bagels are made of coloured doughs that has been flattened and stacked on top of itself, then cut and rolled into bagels. Its normally served with ‘fun-fetti’ frosting. The rainbow bagel has been featured on Insider and Buzzed.
photo courtesy of: foodiggity.com
Sushi Burger
Described by DailyMail as the “latest foodie fad to take over social media”. It uses all the traditional ingredients of a sushi roll and uses it to form a burger — the rice is packed into a bun shape to replace brioche, and fillings such as salmon, avocado, sashimi and chicken are used. It has been praised as simple and healthy and there are even popular vegan versions of the recipe that have been circulating.
photo courtesy of: chopstickchronicles.com
Japanese style pancakes
Japanese Style Pancakes are pancakes that are incredibly thick and fluffy and are described as sweet and almost ‘crumpet-like’ in texture. The rise of the Japanese Style Pancake is mostly attributed to Pinterest and Instagram which have earned the modern Japanese classic its rightful popularity within the western world.
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Rainbow Waffles
The Rainbow Waffle food trend was started on Youtube with content producers such as PopSugar and MyCupcakeAddiction gaining over 4million views on their waffle-making videos. Also insanely popular on Pinterest, these colourful waffles are red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple from the outside in.
photo courtesy of: welikela.com
Rainbow Grilled cheese
The ‘Rainbow Grilled cheese’ sandwich is an original recipe from the Kala Toast cafe in Hong Kong. Its characterised by is incredible cheesiness and colourful stripes. Each of the colours have a different flavour — the blue is lavender, green is basil, red is tomato and the yellow is a four cheese blend of mozzarella, cheddar, emmental and gruyere. According to Chinese food blogger @hkfoodiexblogger, each sandwich is approximately $5.
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