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Why more restaurants are fermenting their own ingredients in 2026

Why more restaurants are fermenting their own ingredients in 2026

Fermentation has become one of the most exciting tools in modern cooking, helping chefs reduce waste, create unforgettable flavors &

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Sweet mango pickle (Gur Keri)

Unlike traditional fermented pickles, this is an oil-preserved pickle that develops its flavour through marination rather than fermentation....

Crisp lacto-fermented carrots with fresh ginger

Crisp lacto-fermented carrot sticks with fresh ginger, made in a...

Traditional Korean baechu-kimchi with gochugaru

Traditional baechu kimchi made with napa cabbage, Korean radish, spring...

Using koji to mimic dry-aging in meats

Koji offers a quick, flavorful way to mimic dry-aging in...

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The rise of climate-resilient crops is changing fermentation

The rise of climate-resilient crops is changing fermentation

Climate-resilient crops are inspiring a new wave of fermentation, proving that tomorrow's most exciting ingredients may also be the most sustainable.
Gut Health Remains One of 2026s Biggest Food Trends

Gut Health Remains One of 2026’s Biggest Food Trends

Gut health is influencing the way we eat in 2026, with fermented foods and fibre leading a shift toward more thoughtful, microbiome-friendly diets.
Why more restaurants are fermenting their own ingredients in 2026

Why more restaurants are fermenting their own ingredients in 2026

Fermentation has become one of the most exciting tools in modern cooking, helping chefs reduce waste, create unforgettable flavors & rethink how food is made.
Row of colorful gummy candies arranged on a white tray with a turquoise background.

Plastic-free food packaging and what it means for the future of our kitchens

It is to rethink our relationship with food itself, valuing every ingredient, reducing waste, and creating systems that can nourish both people and the planet.

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Gut-health hype meets whole fermented foods

Gut-health hype meets whole fermented foods

Whole fermented foods differ from processed probiotics, crucial for gut health. Understanding these differences helps in making informed dietary choices.

Recipes

Summer barley rusk salad with tomatoes, cucumber and feta

A Greek-inspired summer salad with ripe tomatoes, cucumber, barley rusks,...

No-churn Greek yoghurt ice cream with honey and figs

A no-churn Greek yoghurt ice cream with honey and ripe...

Andalusian tomato & bread soup with a fermented onion finish

A chilled Andalusian tomato and bread soup made with ripe...

Summer halloumi plate with fermented red onions

A colourful summer plate of golden grilled halloumi, fermented red...

Balkan-inspired tarator with yoghurt, cucumber and herbs

A refreshing cold yoghurt, cucumber and dill soup inspired by...

Potato salad with green beans & mustard yoghurt

A bright summer potato salad made with tender new potatoes,...

Coconut yoghurt flatbread dip with fermented radishes

Creamy coconut milk yoghurt pairs beautifully with sharp fermented radishes...