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FoodService Europe & Middle East 1 vom 23.03.2022 Seite 30,31,32

Alternative Proteins

“Plant-based food is here to stay!”

Are protein substitutes just a passing trend or are the new products based on plants, cells, fungi and the likes actually here to stay? We have taken a trip into the kitchens and a look inside the heads of restaurateurs, suppliers and customers to find out just how relevant this new industry is.

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 5 vom 11.10.2019 Seite 8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15

Vegan Concepts

Plant-powered Europe

As more people are reducing their meat intake, plant-based dishes are moving into focus – both at home and out-of-home. While major chains throughout Europe are adding vegan offers to their menus, some operators have decided to go all vegan. Our correspondents report.

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 2 vom 19.04.2017 Seite 24,25,26,27,28

Hot Trend

Restaurants with a Garden

From nose to tail, from root to stalk – sustainable use of meat, fruit and vegetables has been a trend for years now. Restaurants all over Europe are taking it one step further: they grow their own vegetables and herbs to use them in their kitchen. Those restaurants can be in the middle of nowhere or in the midst of buzzing cities like Paris, London or Berlin. Their gardens cover ground among housing complexes, on hotel roofs or on real farmland. Daniela Dietz

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 6 vom 02.12.2016 Seite 18,19,20,21,22,23

Hot Trend

A Homely Feeling for Urban Nomads

The new generation of ‘Urban Nomads’ – or should they be called Business Travellers 3.0? – follow the call of their profession from city to city and from country to country. A target group that presents a new challenge to hotels and their ‘public spaces’, which need make guests feel at home at the same time as being infused with local spirit, not to mention being stylish and, if at all possible, located where it’s all at. This demand is served not only by boutique hotels and innovative budget formats, most of them distinguished by integrative lobby concepts: eating, drinking, working, playing and chilling … all designed to be cool and reflect regional characteristics. Established hotel chains are also following this trend. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 02 vom 16.04.2013 Seite 018

Hot Trend

Caribbean Feeling for City Dwellers

Beach bars - a pan-European outdoor phenomenon even for landlocked city dwellers offering that certain beach feeling just around the corner instead of in remote holiday destinations. The boom began in the early nineties with locations such as 'Paris Plage' on the banks of the River Seine or 'Strandbar Mitte' and 'Bundespresse stand' in Berlin. Originally, beach-bar flair implied a touch of improvisation. Today, however, these seasonal outdoor locations are increasingly styled down to the last detail. Also, they are not only to be found on the banks of a river or lake but also in highly urban settings such as car-park roofs. As ever, dependence on the goodwill of the weather gods remains an inconvenient risk factor. MW

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Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr. 06 vom 03.12.2012 Seite 018

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Tasty & Trustworthy

Artisanal ice-cream makers emphatically insist that their product does not just taste better than mass-produced ice cream. Freshly made - often on a daily basis - from all natural ingredients and without any artificial additives, it is even claimed to be healthier. Today's consumers increasingly appreciate the inherent premium quality promise and feel particularly comfortable with local sourcing, organic quality and seasonality. A matter of trust! However, the cold season presents a challenge that has to be overcome. Part II of our brief overview of Europe's artisan ice-cream concepts. MW

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Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr. 05 vom 01.10.2012 Seite 008

Christmas Markets

Trendy Tradition in the Cool Season

Held originally throughout the German-speaking cities of Europe for centuries as events where retailers could stock up for Christmas, modern Christmas markets are meeting places for young and old. For today's visitors, many of whom travel long distances just like their forefathers, these temporary villages are a welcome opportunity for finding gifts and making social contacts. Additionally, eating and drinking is at the top of the to-do-list for many people. The choice tends to be characterised by local and traditional products - an opportunity for regional foodservice suppliers to present their specialities. And these markets represent a multi-million euro business. A European overview.

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DE: Top Christmas Markets
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Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr.06 vom 02.12.2011 Seite 020

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From Plant to Plate

The programme they offer is not only an emotional contrast for stressed-out city-dwellers: farm restaurants and cafés - romantic rural retreats, oases of peace out in the country, idyllic theme and event locations, from simple farmhouse fare to - ever more frequently - dishes of great culinary sophistication. They stand for authenticity, security, for honest craftsmanship and traceability, often going hand in hand with a philosophy that is rooted in ecology. For operators, gastronomy becomes an integral part of the value creation chain that is the farm, typically combined with a farm shop - the keyword here is direct marketing. Not a new phenomenon, foodservice in its rural ambience is more perfectly than ever in tune with the spirit of the times: farm restaurants are flourishing all over Europe. Therefore, the next Hot Trend section (issue 2/2012) will be devoted to this subject, too, with more exemplary projects from various European countries. MW

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Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr.05 vom 25.10.2010 Seite 018

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Fun Is the Name of the Game!

When the family wants to eat out, it's generally the kids who decide where they are going. And that's a convincing reason why restaurants should try to curry favour with this young target group. The pioneers were the QSR matadors with Junior Bags, etc. Now, other players, including fine-dining concepts, are following along the same lines. The million-dollar question when it comes to children's menus is whether to bank on old, straight-forward favourites or to carefully introduce young guests to more sophisticated dishes with a higher nutritional value. Whatever the route taken, the chance to participate and have fun is crucial for the little guests (and their parents). MW

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Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr.05 vom 10.10.2008 Seite 008

Food Festivals

Turning F&B into an Event

Generally speaking, everything revolves around fine dining and drinking when people get together to celebrate. Hence, it's no great intellectual leap to the idea of getting together to enjoy exclusive culinary delights in the company of like-minded people. The spectrum covered by such festivals ranges from elite gourmet dinners to mass picnics. In many cases, a multifarious programme attracts gourmets to scenic regions with their own culinary traditions, on which the festivals then focus. And, no less frequently, celebrity chefs, whose creations are normally reserved for their affluent guests, are only too pleased to demonstrate their skills - an ideal opportunity for lovers of the culinary arts to watch them at work, to learn and to enjoy. A pan-European survey.

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Chefs' Ratings - Schleswig-Holstein Gourmet Festival 2008/2009

NL/Belgium: other Festivals
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