Food trends

Charcuterie cones are taking the spotlight in 2022. Discover 21 more trending catering ideas for this year on PartySlate

One of Instagram's newest trends is serving up some delicious inspiration for our favorite meal: brunch! Sure, traditional cheese boards, charcuterie boards,

Los Angeles has a lot of things — a lot of traffic, a lot of crowds, a lot of dreams and best of all, a lot of food. And when I say a lot, I mean it's kind of ridiculous the amount and varieties of food that are offered in LaLa Land. It makes things pretty difficult for an indecisive gal like me. But food isn't just food in LA, either; it's art. Chefs and restaurants are forced to up their game and think outside the box if they want any hope of staying open in such a competitive market....

Forget oven baked feta pasta, an Australian home cook has shared her ultimate recipe for making corn ribs at home in the latest food trend to take over TikTok.

No more picking at a communal board.

1 · This trio of jammy eggs, pesto and avocado is deserving of a spot in the toast topper hall of fame (mine, at least!). Ready in less than 15 minutes, enjoy as a nutritious breakfast or lunch idea.

As 2020 draws to a close, we at PartySlate are here to predict the 2021 catering trends that will keep celebrations as creative and meaningful as ever.

In the ?50s, food trends revolved around two kinds of eating: fabulous cocktail parties and homey family meals. And while some things are better left in the past (we?re looking at you, Jell-O salads and TV dinners), there are plenty of ?50s favorites worth revisiting.

The world is embracing compassionate eating—for animals, human health, and the environment. Here are some anticipated vegan food trends.