There is something undeniably alluring about the simplicity of custard. Made from just four ingredients—eggs, milk or cream, sugar, and, most importantly, vanilla—it carries a nostalgic charm, evoking memories of classic British desserts. Whether served hot or cold, custard has a way of transporting us back to childhood.
The beloved almond, a staple in many cuisines, is cherished for its earthy sweetness and satisfying roasted crunch. Though commonly categorized as a nut, almonds are closely related to peaches and cherries, belonging to the subgenus Amygdalus. Enjoyed globally, California produces 80% of the world’s almond supply, harvesting them from 15-foot trees that bloom with fragrant pink and white flowers, each containing the prized almond seed.
Does anyone else have nostalgic memories of blackberry picking with family, bringing home a haul and seeing just how many crumbles or pies could be made? The classic blackberry, often found growing on prickly bushes, is a familiar sight, with someone close by holding a bag ready for the ripest ones—no matter how thorny or challenging the terrain. There’s little that can keep a determined Brit from their blackberry fix!
Matcha, the vibrant green tea powder, is swiftly gaining popularity as the new morning go-to, rivalling coffee as a caffeinated pick-me-up. When matcha first arrived in Britain, it sparked intense curiosity, but a lack of clear preparation guidance led to a slow initial adoption. Now, however, it’s enjoying a remarkable comeback, with people embracing its unique qualities and health benefits.
Miso, once a niche ingredient, is now rapidly becoming a household staple across the UK, showing up in both sweet and savoury dishes—a remarkable shift over the past five years. Originating in Japan, miso was historically a luxury seasoning reserved for the wealthy, first documented in the Heian period.
Ginger, one of the most versatile and ancient spices, has evolved in its use and popularity over the centuries. Initially, it was a fresh addition to meals, bringing a burst of flavour to various dishes.
The pretzel, a symbol deeply woven into European culture, is made from the simplest ingredients—flour, water, yeast, and salt. Yet, the meaning it carries is anything but simple. In Germany, children traditionally wear pretzels around their necks on New Year’s Day to welcome new beginnings.
Rising from a delicate dusting of cornstarch and icing sugar, the marshmallow emerges in all its glory. Known for its super sweet yet delicate flavour, this treats melts in your mouth, leaving you craving more.
The humble biscuit, whether enjoyed on its own or paired beautifully with a cup of tea or coffee, is a delightful snack that has stood the test of time. During the lockdown, British consumers spent an extra £19 million on biscuits, showcasing their enduring demand.
Transforming into a caramelised, sweet, and treacly delight that leaves you craving more, the intoxicating aroma of dulce de leche can elevate any product into an indulgent masterpiece. Caramel variations and flavours reign supreme in the flavour world, accounting for 1.5% of new product launches in 2022, with their popularity continuing to soar. In the bakery industry, they are consistently among the top three flavours.
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