Chefs at the first Dutch Chef Panel | ‘Redefine Meat is the future of meat’

8-10-2024

  • Chefs at the first Dutch Chef Panel | ‘Redefine Meat is the future of meat’Chefs at the first Dutch Chef Panel | ‘Redefine Meat is the future of meat’

Redefine Meat™, the pioneer in ‘the new meat’, brought together leading chefs from around the Netherlands for a first: a behind-closed-doors event to review previously unveiled products. These renowned culinary experts were allowed to taste existing, improved products in the range, as well as the very latest innovations the company is working on. Their feedback is now being used by Redefine Meat’s R&D department to further refine various facets of the product such as flavour and texture ahead of launches in the coming period. lees verder

Trends we spotted | Week 40

7-10-2024

  • Trends we spotted
  • Fletcher Hotels is now renting out e-bikes from Dutch brand BOHLTFletcher Hotels is now renting out e-bikes from Dutch brand BOHLT
  • McDonald's highly anticipated Chicken Big Mac® drops at U.S. restaurants this monthMcDonald's highly anticipated Chicken Big Mac® drops at U.S. restaurants this month
  • Jeremiah Stone, Chef & Owner of Bar Contra, with a Mill food recycler in the Bar Contra kitchen for Mill's Make Food, Not Waste Restaurant WeekJeremiah Stone, Chef & Owner of Bar Contra, with a Mill food recycler in the Bar Contra kitchen for Mill's Make Food, Not Waste Restaurant Week
  • An idea? Pink mugs instead of bracelets for Breast Cancer Awareness MonthAn idea? Pink mugs instead of bracelets for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
  • Back row from the left Franke Osinga, Lars Aukema, Jan Smink. Front row from the left Seb Smit, Geert-Jan Vaartjes, Marc van Gulick, Kees Meinderts, Jeroen Achtien.Back row from the left Franke Osinga, Lars Aukema, Jan Smink. Front row from the left Seb Smit, Geert-Jan Vaartjes, Marc van Gulick, Kees Meinderts, Jeroen Achtien. credits Julia Dongstra.

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • Fletcher Hotels is now renting out e-bikes from the Dutch brand BOHLT.
  • The highly anticipated Chicken Big Mac® appears at McDonald’s US this month.
  • Frisian top chefs raise over €11,000 for Brazilian street children during the ‘Frysk Benefit Diner’.
  • Inspiration? The Toasted Yolk Cafe is selling pink mugs instead of the Dutch tradition of bracelets for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
  • Last week, NYC hosted the first-ever ‘Make Food, Not Waste’- Restaurant Week, an initiative of Mill, a food recycling system.
  • Maison Ruinart celebrated the opening of the Nicolas Ruinart pavilion, opposite the old maison at 4 Rue Des Crayères in Reims.
  • And an appetizing reel about ‘Spicy Blooming Pastry’.

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Residence Inn The Hague | Money from disposable packaging for charity

10-9-2024

  • Residence Inn The HagueResidence Inn The Hague
  • Residence Inn The HagueResidence Inn The Hague

Hotel Residence Inn by Marriott The Hague recently launched a special collection bin for deposit packaging in its lobby. The hotel, falling under Hotel management company International Hotel Capital Partners (IHCP), has collected more than 500 plastic bottles and cans. The deposit collected will be donated by the hotel to the Plastic Soup Foundation.

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Trends we spotted | Week 34

27-8-2024

  • Trends we spotted
  • Bring your dog to dinner during the CESAR Restaurant WeekendBring your dog to dinner during the CESAR Restaurant Weekend
  • Paris Hilton & Hampton by Hilton - Waffle bossesParis Hilton & Hampton by Hilton - Waffle bosses
  • a brand IQ test as marketing tool for fans by Chipotlea brand IQ test as marketing tool for fans by Chipotle
  • French startup seeks approval in 5 key markets for cultivated foie grasFrench startup seeks approval in 5 key markets for cultivated foie gras
  • Kirishima Shuzo x StarbucksKirishima Shuzo x Starbucks
  • Wijngaarden open dagen in NederlandWijngaarden open dagen in Nederland

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • French startup Gourmey seeks approval in 5 key markets for lab-grown foie gras.
  • Kirishima Shuzo x Starbucks’ first collaboration facility to open spring 2026 in Japan. The facility is 100% generated by sweet potato-generated power!
  • World-renowned chef Massimo Bottura debuted Torno Subito in Downtown Miami on August 21st.
  • Last week Chipotle was calling all scholars to enter a Chipotle IQ test with more than 1 million in Bogos and free burritos. Great idea: an IQ test based on your brand as marketing tool?
  • Hampton by Hilton unveils firstever Waffle Bosses for National Waffle Day.
  • the CESAR brand teamed up with five of New York City’s most desirable pet-friendly eateries to invite pet parents and their dogs to enjoy a dining experience together during the first-ever CESAR Restaurant Weekend.
  • The Vineyard Open Days in the Netherlands take place in September and more than 30 Dutch vineyards are participating.
  • A couple of weeks ago we wrote an article about ‘The Cantinas’ by Taco Bell. This event took place August 17-18 2024, we spotted a great reel by Taylor King, a recap of the event!
  • And a great suggestion: Eleven Madison Bark! 😉

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The foiling, electric shuttle ships of Candela will be deployed in Saudi Arabia’s NEOM

23-8-2024

  • The foiling, electric shuttle ships - Candela P-12The foiling, electric shuttle ships - Candela P-12
  • The foiling, electric shuttle ships - Candela P-12 - the interiorThe foiling, electric shuttle ships - Candela P-12 - the interior

A fleet of foiling, electric shuttle ships is set to be deployed on the Red Sea. In a landmark deal, the Candela P-12, the world’s first electric hydrofoil ship, will service the planned water network in NEOM, the gigantic, sustainable development taking shape in Northwest Saudi Arabia. A video about NEOM can be found in this link. NEOM has procured an initial batch of 8 of the foiling, electric shuttle ships, making it the largest announced order in Candela’s history.

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Trends we spotted | Week 33

20-8-2024

  • Trends we spotted
  • Domino's Pizza België X BickyDomino's Pizza België X Bicky
  • O2 SURFTOWN MUC - credits SURFTOWNO2 SURFTOWN MUC - credits SURFTOWN
  • Rendering of the O2 SURFTOWN MUC - credits SURFTOWNRendering of the O2 SURFTOWN MUC - credits SURFTOWN
  • Serve Robotics delivers Shake Shack in LAServe Robotics delivers Shake Shack in LA
  • Serve Robotics delivers Shake Shack in LAServe Robotics delivers Shake Shack in LA
  • Rendering of Hotel MOHI by AppellationRendering of Hotel MOHI by Appellation
  • Microsoft X tech start-up CurbitMicrosoft X tech start-up Curbit

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • Another ‘100 Best of’ list. The World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops!
  • Shake Shack will use autonomous robot delivery by Serve Robotics via Uber Eats in the Los Angeles area.
  • The O2 SURFTOWN MUC, Germany’s first and Europe’s largest surf park, recently opened its doors. They have a new globally unique wave technology.
  • Utah’s Powder Mountain will soon double as a skiable outdoor art museum. That’s a great way to visit a museum, skiing through it!
  • The Appellation chain announced the opening of urban resort MOHI by Appellation in Morgan Hill, Silicon Valley’s next culinary capital, in fall 2025.
  • Curbit announced a collaboration with Microsoft to deliver innovative AI solution to the restaurant industry.
  • Spotted on Instagram: Japanese Koshu Grapes aka Pink Cotton Candy Grapes. The grapes look delicious!
  • Domino’s Pizza Belgium puts the popular Bicky pizza back on their menu. A collaboration with Bicky. The Bicky burger is a true classic in Belgium.

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‘Brewing for impact’ | Lager made with drought-resistant fonio grains

16-8-2024

  • Carlsberg & Brooklyn Brewery - Fonio beer - credits Justin de SouzaCarlsberg & Brooklyn Brewery - Fonio beer - credits Justin de Souza
  • Carlsberg & Brooklyn Brewery - Fonio beer - credits Justin de SouzaCarlsberg & Brooklyn Brewery - Fonio beer - credits Justin de Souza

Carlsberg, in cooperation with the Brooklyn Brewery, has created a brand-new type of beer that is made of only fonio grains, without the use of any barley or bittering hops. The grain, which has thrived in West Africa for over 5,000 years and is widely used in African cooking, can thrive in poor soils and is drought-resistant.

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Trends we spotted | Week 32

12-8-2024

  • Trends we spottedTrends we spotted
  • Crystal Lagoons will open a Public Access Lagoons® in SevilleCrystal Lagoons will open a Public Access Lagoons® in Seville
  • Duvel X Iwan-Smit - credits Simone Michielsen Duvel X Iwan-Smit - credits Simone Michielsen
  • Ras Al Khaimah's leading lifestyle developer will be present throughout the month of August at HarrodsRas Al Khaimah's leading lifestyle developer will be present throughout the month of August at Harrods

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • Seville is getting a Crystal Lagoons project aka a Public Access Lagoons Meanwhile, there are quite a few lagoons in the pipeline for Europe.
  • Ras Al Khaimah’s Al Hamra is targeting UK and overseas investors with a month-long, PR concept at Harrods. Opening in August.
  • A research institute in Japan for a special dish! The dish: raw eggs over rice or as they call it: Tamago Kake Gohan (TKG). Ever heard of yuzu eggs or wine eggs?
  • Frittenwerk already has 40+ branches in Germany. They are ready to open branches outside Germany as well. Check out their marketing! Really cool.
  • Dutch GP announces biggest ever flag campaign in Dutch sports history.
  • Saudi Arabia has unveiled the designs for 11 new stadiums for the 2034 World Cup as part of its bid book. Extraordinary architecture!
  • McDonald’s is testing a ‘Big Arch’ burger in Portugal.
  • Savor has developed a technology that turns carbon into cooking fats, oils, and other food products, like butter.
  • Artist Iwan Smit designed the 2024 Duvel Glasses. The theme for the design is, ‘making a real connection’.
  • And a reel about a Cherry Crioche, created by chef Dmytro Zhukovets. More inspiration on his Instagram account!  

Enjoy reading!

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Trends we spotted | Week 31

6-8-2024

  • Trends we spotted
  • Pasquale Carfora, chef of Aroma Italian Fine Dining Restaurant in Vaassen, won the Primo dei Campi competition in ItalyPasquale Carfora, chef of Aroma Italian Fine Dining Restaurant in Vaassen, won the Primo dei Campi competition in Italy
  • Pasquale Carfora, chef of Aroma Italian Fine Dining Restaurant in Vaassen, won the Primo dei Campi competition in ItalyPasquale Carfora, chef of Aroma Italian Fine Dining Restaurant in Vaassen, won the Primo dei Campi competition in Italy
  • NeoTaste app now also available outside AmsterdamNeoTaste app now also available outside Amsterdam
  • ‘Inspired by KM’, Kylian Mbappé and Accor forge alliance to empower younger generations‘Inspired by KM’ - Kylian Mbappé and Accor forge alliance to empower younger generations
  • Gerrit de Kiewit Trofee for Chiel Dohmen, in the middle Chiel de Boer and right Siebe Stellingwerff BeintemaGerrit de Kiewit Trofee for Chiel Dohmen, in the middle Chiel de Boer and right Siebe Stellingwerff Beintema

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • People’s Captain is a special beer brand in the UK that supports positive mental health in the country. They’re brewing positivity.
  • We love to follow news around lab-grown meat and we read that the UK is the first European country to approve putting lab-grown meat in pet food. It will be done by Meatly.
  • Spotted on Instagram, Fruttini. They produces artisanal frosted fruit in Paris. It looks delicious!
  • It’s croissant time again, we spotted a new one: the Cröner. Turkish kebab and the croissant meet to create the ultimate kebab. Sold at Cio’s Grill & Kebab in Vienna.
  • ‘Inspired by KM’, Kylian Mbappé and Accor forge alliance to empower younger generations.
  • For those who love to play a game of ping pong, you should try Tipong Sport, created in France!
  • Great name swap: pickles festival Picklesburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! We know that they love pickles in the US but we wonder if Europeans would fancy pickle shaved ice, pickle tots or pickle cheesesteak.
  • After a redesign the Asian restaurant Mr. Sam will reopen this month in Amsterdam.
  • Earlier we wrote about the introduction of the German app NeoTaste in Amsterdam, they’re now expanding to many more Dutch cities. They have a lot of restaurants offering special culinary benefits in Amsterdam and Rotterdam for example.
  • Pasquale Carfora, chef of Aroma Italian Fine Dining Restaurant in the small Dutch town of Vaassen, is named winner of the renowned Primo dei Campi competition in Italy.
  • Chiel Dohmen, owner of restaurant By Chiel in Zutphen, has been awarded the prestigious Gerrit de Kiewit Trophy of the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Nederland.

Enjoy reading!

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Trends we spotted | Week 30

29-7-2024

  • Trends we spotted
  • State of Play Hospitality will open a Flight Club in NYCState of Play Hospitality will open a Flight Club in NYC
  • Ruby Bea Hotel in FlorenceRuby Bea Hotel in Florence
  • Ruby Bea Hotel & Dante Workspaces FlorenceRuby Bea Hotel & Dante Workspaces Florence
  • Courtyard Wingstop pop-up in ParisCourtyard Wingstop pop-up in Paris
  • Arrival by helicopter of Flexjet at The EmoryArrival by helicopter of Flexjet at The Emory

At horecatrends.com we spot many national and international trends on a daily basis. We pick the most interesting ones to write about, the other trends we use in our weekly column ‘Trends we spotted this week’. With this week links to articles about:

  • A sustainability focused food wholesaler for restaurants in London, Collectiv Food, created a new way of delivery, cutting emissions by 75% compared to competitors.
  • State of Play Hospitality, an operator of tech-enhanced social entertainment concepts, signs lease to open a flagship ‘Flight Club’ in Manhattan, NYC.
  • Croicheese or cheesecake croissant anybody?
  • One litre buckets with Aperol Spritz or other cocktails at beach bar Stella Marina in Monterosso, Italy.
  • Pop-up Wingstop restaurant in Paris during the Olympics! Wingstop is known for its cooked-to-order chicken wings, iconic flavors and housemade ranch.
  • Kaylin + Kaylin Pickles sell pickles and they even had a pickle tasting station in LA. Now they opened a stand at the Farmers Market from which they sell Pickle Boats!
  • Private aviation leader Flexjet, and London’s most exclusive new hotel, The Emory, have recently announced a bespoke collaboration, designed to offer guests the ultimate airborne hotel arrival experience, included in their stay.
  • Ruby Hotels opened their 19th location, in Florence, Italy. Ruby Bea Hotel is located in the same building as Ruby Dante Workspaces.

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