{"id":61248,"date":"2018-11-26T14:20:17","date_gmt":"2018-11-26T13:20:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.horecatrends.com\/horecatrends-culinaire-kijktips-week-48\/"},"modified":"2018-11-26T15:08:30","modified_gmt":"2018-11-26T14:08:30","slug":"horecatrends-tips-for-culinary-videos-worth-watching-week-48-2018","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.horecatrends.com\/en\/horecatrends-tips-for-culinary-videos-worth-watching-week-48-2018\/","title":{"rendered":"Horecatrends | Tips for Culinary videos worth watching \u2013 week 48"},"content":{"rendered":"

YouTube is a great source for inspiration and trend spotting. On a daily base, thousands of clips are being uploaded, and we pick out our personal favorites on a weekly base. This week another top 3 of culinary videos worth watching, based on the interests of Mike Adam<\/a>, one of our writers. With this week videos about a recipe to replace your protein shake for a dish with dried caterpillars and a video about AI robots in a Chinese restaurant. Also a video about THE way to position your restaurant on the number one spot on Tripadvisor.<\/p>\n

Into China\u2019s First Artificial Intelligence hot pot restaurant<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The Chinese restaurant chain Ha di lao, famous for its special service and spicy soups, recently opened their first AI (Artificial Intelligence) restaurant in Bejing. In the video shown above, you can see multiple robots driving through the restaurant with orders for their guests. The video also shows that the robots are still a bit unstable and that the service isn\u2019t very quick yet. At the moment, the technique doesn\u2019t seem to be able to completely take over all human tasks, but what will happen as the technique develops further? Will this restaurant resemble the future of our restaurants? To be honest, I don\u2019t see myself eating here but the development of the technology is really interesting to follow!<\/p>\n

Video length: 1:50 minutes
\nYouToube channel: South China Morning Post
\nDate of publication: 5-11-2018<\/p>\n

The football player who eats bugs for dinner<\/h3>\n

Protein is an important nutrient source for a natural muscle recovery. Especially for fanatic athletes. That is why it is important to eat the right amounts of it. Protein can be found in several products like: vegetables, red meat, chicken, dairy, but also in bugs.<\/p>\n

In this video, a Canadian football player shows that despite his enormous amount of muscle mass and many training hours, he is able to maintain his protein intake by eating dried caterpillars. 100 grams of dried caterpillars does represent 53 grams of protein. I have always been interested in different sport diets and the use of bugs in them. Despite its proven to be healthy, I don\u2019t think I would reject a piece of chicken breast for a bowl of spaghetti meatballs with dried caterpillars, although it looks delicious!<\/p>\n

Video length: 5.53 minutes
\nYouTube channel: Vice Sports
\nDate of publication: 07-11-2018<\/p>\n