1. Savoury and sweet pies as the one that will dominate in restaurants next year.
2. Mini-sized: "Small: mini portions, mini desserts”.
3. Bellies of goat and lamb will replace the overpriced pork belly.
4. Popsicles with unique flavours such as sugar-snap pea.
5. High-end junk food including munchies we grew up on are going to show up with interpretations done by chefs in the most unique ways.
6. Quality Homemade pastas.
7. Premium international beef.
8. Serious bar food created with care and thought. Ingredients is of course the key, but flavour and texture is the most important when it comes to bar food.
9. Sustainable seafood and reducing our carbon footprint. Whilst people are in search of rare and precious ingredients, alarm bells have rung for the limitation of today‘s food stock.
10. Texture and the return to real wholesome food, based on nostalgic pleasure. Food with real texture using exceptionally noble ingredients and prepared with precision is back.
11. Wine-friendly cuisine.
12. For those with a sweet tooth, the use of herbs and vegetables in the pastry kitchen.
13. Cupcakes and macaroons are here to stay. Thanks to their versatility, you can keep on changing them, making new flavours and shapes.
14. Chefs will continue on the quest for good products, products which are altogether healthy and tasty and come from production that respects the environment.