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Adding a “Wow” Factor to Dishes in the New Year
Let’s face it – tried and true menus can become boring. Even favorite dishes can get a little stale. This New Year, try to incorporate some “wow” into your dishes with a unique “plus-one.” Check out two of Savor’s newest products to add interest to your New Year festivities.
Five Ways to Serve Up Thai Curry
As Asian food has become ubiquitous across U.S. menus, traditional curry dishes have taken center stage as a popular, delicious Thai entrée. Here are five ways to incorporate Thai curry into your next meal.
Freshen up summer salads with new flavors
While salads have certainly evolved over the years, a growing emphasis on vegetable-forward cuisine is causing us to take a second look at salads and how to maximize flavor and innovation with this meal starter. Read our top ideas to make a seasonal salad pop.
Five Ways to Spice Up Summer Dishes
In the past few years, spicy ingredients have exploded into mainstream menus, adding pizzazz to traditional dishes. This year, the spicy trend remains ever-popular, with Datassential reporting that 70% of restaurants include spicy dishes on their menu. Read on for five ideas to spice up your summer dishes.
Complement cookouts with global flavors
Global flavors have permeated dayparts and cuisine types and it’s time for their moment in the sun. Literally. Summer is the season for bright flavors and the unique joy of dining al fresco.
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August Savor Scoop – Global Pizza Toppings
Pizza’s popularity only increased during the pandemic, with it’s easy deliverability and crowd-pleasing flavor. As we make our way out of quarantine, consumers are looking for healthier but indulgent options for their pizza.
July Savor Scoop – Global Sauces
Sauces can introduce any flavor to a dish. Want to add some spice to a savory dish? Or even a sweet one? Need a pop of herbal brightness? Flavors are limitless when it comes to sauces and condiments.
June Savor Scoop – Global Texturey Toppings
Every dish deserves to have it’s own “cherry on top.” Condiments and toppings give any dish added interest—pops of flavor, unexpected textures, and contrasting colors.