Every year, there's some dish or food item that captivates the masses and quickly becomes aa widely-adopted trend. In 2019, plant-based cuisines, mushrooms, and alternative proteins, etc., captured our imagination whereas in 2021, alcohol-free spirits, homemade pasta, and cereal made their way to almost every household kitchen.

cottonbro/Pexels | Every year, there's some dish or food item that wins people's hearts unlike any other in the market. What’s it going to be in the 2020s?

Heading into the new decade, everyone is curious as to what pattern will people follow this time around. Will we stick to plant-based foods or move towards superfoods and proteins?

So to all those curious minds out there, here's your answer. Listed below are some foods that will be making a buzz in a market somewhere near your, sometime in the future.

#1 - Turmeric's Got Your Back

You might have come across different people using turmeric in many different ways. While some use it as paste on the skin, others drink it with warm milk or add it to their curry dish to add some flavor and personality to it. Lately, however, it seems people are so in love with this superfood, that they're adding it to cereals, teas, and condiments. Guess yellow's becoming everyone's favorite color in the kitchen nowadays (*wink).

Jellybee/Unsplash | It seems people are so in love with the superfood Turmeric, that they're adding it to cereals, teas, condiments, and much more

#2 - Reducetarianism

It's true that people are opting for plant-based foods more than proteins. For some of us, it's quite difficult to forget that juicy, tender steak or that perfectly fried chicken wing but it’s also important that we make thoughtful and smart choices when it comes to protein consumption.

Didn't get us? Of course, we're talking about grass-fed, pasture-raised meat and other similar options! These are much better and healthier for our bodies because of their large quantities of Omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants.

#3 - A Little Bit of Soda, A Little Bit of Health

Though drinking soda daily isn't a healthy option after all, sometimes it's too hard to resist a chilled can of the bubbly stuff. For those challenging times when you can't quite fight the urge to pick up a can and gulp it down, we've got a solution. Go for the bubbly drinks that can both quench your thirst and provide your body with a dose of prebiotics and botanicals at the same time.

Pavel Danilyuk/Pexels | For the days when you can't kill that urge of picking up a soda can, go for the bubbly drinks that can quench your thirst as well as provide you with a dose of prebiotics and botanicals

Takeaway!

Understanding what people like and predicting what they will turn to as a consumer is quite a challenging task in and of itself. And that’s why we’ve taken it upon ourselves to enlighten and educate, so that the next time you’re standing at a grocery store aisle weighing your options, you are sure to make an informed decision.