10 Food Trends of 2023 Found Around The World

These are the top 10 food trends of 2023 found around the world. These new food trends in 2023 could make their way to American dinner tables.

From sustainability and plant-based options to spicy foods and sweet treats, these are the top 10 food trends of 2023 found around the world. If you enjoyed this video. Comment: #babbletop
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Food Trends of 2023 Found Around The World
0:13 The Spice Craze: Heat is in!
1:33 Food Courts
2:45 Simple Drinks
4:07 Sustainable Seafood
5:39 Pasture-Raised Meat and Eggs
7:18 Global Comfort Foods
8:41 Mushroom Mania
9:40 Health-Conscious Ingredients
10:57 Flexitarianism
12:15 The Rise of Plant-Based Meat

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[michaelterrell]

Comfort food? Try cornbread, and soup beans that is cooked with small chunks of ham. It has been a family favorite, for generations!

[motownman]

I agree about the spicy craze that's going on! I can't handle too many spices 🌶️🥵

[pierrelewis]

When I come to all of your videos, I like that, you put the name of the show and or movie, within the quarter of the video, to show us, where certain scenes came from, a good example is, watch over the moon, that’s some thing that I didn’t know about, until I saw the quarter of the video, to do something like that, is very thoughtful.

[joeymorvant]

I live in South Louisiana. Spicy food is a way of life down here, regardless of trends. Something we have in stores down here: Hot honey. That's the description\name printed on the label. Honey mixed with peppers. As much as I love spicy food, I have yet to sample this.
Love food courts!
Guess you could say I've had one sort of simple drink, if it applies: Iced tea, or sweet tea, with lemon wedges in it, which is HUGE down here.
Not much for seafood.
Pasture-raised meat and eggs. Hope this doesn't anger anybody, but I eat both and don't care about where they come from. I mean, I'm against animal cruelty, don't get me wrong, but other than that, not an issue for me.
Love comfort food, but can be particular about what it is. I mean, if it's from here, fine. Some foods from other countries, I'd eat. Others, not. Vegan or vegetarian, though, no thanks. No offense to anybody's choices, tastes(literally and figuratively), views or beliefs, but just not my thing.
Mushrooms, mostly on pizza.
Health-conscious ingredients: Don't care.
Flexatarianism: No, thanks.
Plant-based meat: No, thanks. I mean, I love vegetables, but to me, meat is meat, veggies are veggies, and neither can sub for the other.

[Kinglioncrown]

cornbread with baked beans with small bits of chicken would be good

[jetmanpops]

Food courts lol😂 malls are dying out all over the country. If there's a mall that's still open often the food court only has a handful of open food places. I know of plenty of malls in Pennsylvania that have a full food court that only has two or three open restaurants.

[ProfessorDreamer]

BabbleTop can you do a Top 40 Waffle Flavors To Have For Breakfast.

[sabrinacarpenter]

I’m curious about plant based meat products but having never tried them before I am leery about how they taste

[pierrelewis]

I wonder, what food was trending, within the The 70s and or 1980s?

[Kinglioncrown]

healthy food will become the new trendy forever

[jonathanhall]

The fish that you listed are in seriously low populations do your homework before to make such bad segments of your show