2026 Food Trends You're About to See Everywhere

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Feb 22, 2026, 1:02:07 PMFeb 22

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Food Trends

Even though I’m a couple months late on New Year’s resolutions, I’ve recently been reflecting on my relationship with social media. Much like others, I know I spend way too much time scrolling—either consuming media that simply doesn’t serve me or frankly, just makes me sad. But everytime I think about deleting my favorite social app, I pause and think about all of the inspiration and joy it _can_ bring me when used with intention. It might sound like an excuse, but I’m proof that (whether I’m proud of it or not), a significant amount of my favorite home design, craft, and food inspo all comes from fantastic content creators.

In relation to food specifically, I’ve most recently been obsessed Courtney Cook and her insane (but honestly, genius) food combinations—why have I never thought of eating dumplings out of onion cups before?? Without a few scrolls, I would have never stumbled upon her mega-viral recipes that I now gleefully discuss with friends and have on next week’s grocery list. Then there’s one of my tried-and-trues: Meredith Hayden of Wishbone Kitchen recently traveled to Japan and shared her culinary ventures on her social channels, and I’m now doing everything in my power to book a flight as soon as possible. Working as an editor, it’s part of my job to stay on top of trends—and while it can sometimes be a little mentally exhaustive, I also love that I get to constantly be inspired to cook and eat in ways I had never thought of, see culinary destinations I otherwise wouldn’t have, and easily share and connect with other foodies that feel the same. So, here’s to scrolling, one mouth-watering video at a time.