Fermented, Flavourful and Fast-Growing: What Gochujang Means for UK Food Innovation

Gochujang, Korea’s iconic fermented chilli paste, is fast becoming a kitchen essential in the UK. Its unique mix of sweetness, umami and gentle heat is inspiring everything from sauces and snacks to ready meals, as British consumers continue to embrace bold global flavours.  From Street Food Star to Supermarket Staple  Once found mainly in Korean restaurants and specialist stores, gochujang has now made its way […]

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European Shelves Get a Stateside Makeover

As part of our World Cup flavours series , we’re kicking off with a look at the American tastes scoring big in the UK. For years, European consumers have looked across the Atlantic for food and drink inspiration, and today that influence is stronger than ever. Major US brands like Shake Shack, Wingstop and Cinnabon […]

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How a Classic Italian Spritz Is Redefining Modern Drinking

From sun-drenched piazzas to rooftop bars in London, the spritz has emerged as a global icon of relaxed, flavour-led drinking. Rooted in northern Italy and built around low alcohol aperitivo culture, spritzes are having a modern-day renaissance.  While Aperol has long been the star of the show, the broader spritz category is expanding fast with […]

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Korma Is Just the Beginning Indian Flavours Go Inventive

British consumers have long had a soft spot for Indian cuisine, but what once centred around a narrow set of familiar dishes is now expanding into a much more dynamic and adventurous space. In a recent survey by OnePoll, 1 in 10 Gen Z consumers say they eat spicy foods everyday and 45% of Millennials […]

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