Live Breaking News & Updates on Lockdown Cooking Trends

The Globe and Mail
Amy Rosen
Published March 10, 2021
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A year ago, who would have imagined we’d be growing green onions on our windowsills and having cocktail kits delivered to our doors? But here we are, together yet apart, bonding as a global culinary community over successful sourdough bakes and TikTok failures. Herewith, a timeline of the food trends that defined the past 12 months.
Mid March: Dalgona coffee
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The pandemic found its first viral food trend thanks to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and South Korea, wherein four ingredients combined to make one terrible coffee. I think people assumed they were crafting facsimiles of their beloved frappuccinos using household items, including that five-year old jar of emergency instant coffee. Instead, they all made dalgona coffees, ex ....

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