Each season brings new opportunities to rethink and refresh your menu. As the days get longer and the first signs of spring appear, it’s the perfect time to bring lighter, brighter dishes into the kitchen.
Pistachios have long been appreciated in places like Bronte, Sicily, where they’re celebrated with an annual festival. But in the UK, they’ve traditionally taken a back seat to nuts like almonds.
Mother’s Day is a key date for hospitality businesses, offering a great opportunity to attract customers looking to treat their loved ones. For many, taking their mum out for a meal is the perfect way to show appreciation.
Greek cuisine, with its rich history and bold flavours, is gaining popularity in the UK. Its traditional ingredients and cooking techniques can be seamlessly integrated with seasonal British produce, allowing chefs to craft menus that bring a taste of the Mediterranean to local diners.
Greek cuisine, which has been around for thousands of years, is currently experiencing a major revival across the UK.
Vanilla is more than just a flavour; it’s an essential ingredient for chefs, bakers, mixologists and chocolatiers worldwide.
Pancake Day, also known as Shrove Tuesday, marks the last day of indulgence before Lent.
Valentines Day is one of the most important days in the hospitality industry. With dining out being the most popular way for couples to celebrate this is a way of bringing income to your business.
As a nation, we’re all striving to ‘do our bit’ to make the world a better place. We’re taking personal action to live sustainably and making ethical choices by opting to buy products which make a positive difference.
Winter is the season for comfort foods. Dishes like piping hot stews, soups, casseroles, pies, and roasts become staples as the cold weather sets in.
The month-long Veganuary challenge has become something of a global phenomenon with around 25million participants in 2024 – the biggest to date.
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