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FoodService Europe & Middle East 2 vom 30.04.2018 Seite 16,17,18,19,20,21

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Hot Dogs: The Next Cool Thing

The better burger boom paved the way for the comeback of another long familiar fast-food veteran: it is not only in Europe that hot dogs have been a street-food staple for a good many decades. Uncomplicated and easily affordable, popular with countless fans of hot sausages. Recently, a large number of foodservice start-ups have recognised that there is still some way to go in terms of quality and price and have dressed up the plain old classic to give it a new, sexier image: better, fresher, bolder. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 5 vom 11.10.2017 Seite 18,19,20,21,22,23

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Offal on Offer

Heart, kidney, tripe, liver or T-bone steak – they’re all parts of an animal. Why do we make a distinction between worthwhile and less worthwhile bits? Innards are a component of living creatures, just as much as the filet cuts which are so popular. To despise the former is actually profoundly irrational and, in any case, attitudes vary across Europe.

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

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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 4 vom 31.08.2016 Seite 20,21,22,23,24

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Here Comes Latin America!

In recent years, Latin American cuisine and its gastronomic matadors have been causing a stir in various international gastro rankings – especially Peru, which can boast a culinary tradition characterised by a variety of international influences from, for example, Spain, Africa and Japan. More and more guests in Europe’s large cities are discovering the delights of Peruvian cuisine, in particular the national dish, ceviche. Not forgetting, pisco sour – a cocktail that is not only popular in Peru and has the potential to be a great hit. Peru & co. are a source of inspiration for an increasing number of foodservice concepts in Europe – here is a selection of trend-setting establishments. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 2 vom 18.04.2016 Seite 16,17,18,19,20

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A Tribute to Taste

Although beer consumption in general is characterised by limited to negative growth in many European countries, a niche trend has gathered pace rapidly over recent years: craft beer is on everyone’s lips. Far and wide, ardent beer freaks are founding microbreweries and creating individual artisan beers characterised by innovative taste profiles, small quantities and high standards of quality. In many cases, they offer their products in an adjoining brewery pub that, with an eye to younger target groups, is cool and relaxed and supplemented by national and international craft beers. Established brewers have also discovered the cult theme and are now deeply involved. Among the integral aspects of the trend are craft-beer events of all kinds, including tastings and courses of instruction. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 5 vom 20.10.2015 Seite 18,19,20,21,22

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Exciting Movement

The phenomenon is only a few years old, but it has long taken the capitals of Europe by storm: street food, best in the form of markets and festivals. Given the huge rush of enthusiastic street-food consumers, one wonders where all the demand comes from – or drifts from. Street-food markets, with or without food trucks, under a roof or in the open, are more than a passing hype; they are increasingly establishing themselves as permanent or returning institutions and tell a great deal about the preferences of young city consumers when it comes to the type and quality of food eaten out. We feature a selection of the most exciting start-ups. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 2 vom 21.04.2015 Seite 22,23,24,25

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Places to Unwind

Outdoor eating places are more popular among city dwellers than ever before. Barely have the first signs of spring arrived before guests begin filling the terraces – the most coveted places have an idyllic country atmosphere but are only a stone’s throw from the city, if not downtown itself – and that’s possible anywhere a river flows through the city centre. In many cases, municipalities and project developers are turning their attention to urban river banks and transforming them from neglected commercial or industrial spaces into areas where people can relax and feel at home, especially when foodservice outlets are close at hand (Part 2). MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 03 vom 26.06.2014 Seite 022 bis 027

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Bridging the Gap …

… between haute cuisine and trendy foodservice: more and more ambitious and highly talented chiefs, many of them recipients of culinary distinctions, have pioneered new ways of implementing superior cooking in viable restaurant concepts. Elitist establishments are a thing of the past. Fine dining for today’s target groups revolves around elements such as show cooking, a casual setting, relaxed service and an informal, multi-stage format. Good examples: 15 establishments from six countries. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 3 vom 26.06.2014 Seite 22,23,24,25,26,27

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Bridging the Gap …

… between haute cuisine and trendy foodservice: more and more ambitious and highly talented chiefs, many of them recipients of culinary distinctions, have pioneered new ways of implementing superior cooking in viable restaurant concepts. Elitist establishments are a thing of the past. Fine dining for today’s target groups revolves around elements such as show cooking, a casual setting, relaxed service and an informal, multi-stage format. Good examples: 15 establishments from six countries. MW

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FoodService Europe & Middle East 01 vom 12.02.2014 Seite 022 bis 026

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A Classic Reinvents Itself

Take a close look at today’s concepts dedicated to the enjoyment of wine, and you will rub your eyes in astonishment: in place of all that old-world dignity and venerability, the new wine bars are pervaded by an aura of zeitgeist and an ambience of informality – with an eye to trend-conscious target groups from the younger age brackets. Hybrid formats are the order of the day, preferably in combination with a wine boutique. Others are favouring a food offering that goes far beyond the simple snack as accompaniment. On the agenda are wines in abundance by the glass – including sophisticated wines –, tastings and wine seminars. MW

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