7 Viral TikTok Food Trends That Define 2022

These TikTok Food Trends Took The Internet By Storm In 2022 By Samantha Boesch TikTok has been home to some of the weirdest, most creative, and sometimes most delicious viral recipes to hit the internet. Some of the most popular food trends on TikTok date back to 2020 during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with things like cloud bread and dalgona coffee taking the internet by storm. The food certainly didn't stop there, though. The TikTok app—which is said to have over 1 billion users worldwide—has continued to produce some of the most head-turning food content each and every year, with 2022 being no exception. We've gathered a list of some of the most viral TikTok food trends of this year. Some look delicious, while others seem a bit odd. But either way, these food trends are sure to catch your attention as a memorable moment in 2022.   READ THE FULL ARTICLE   Latest Grocery & Restaurant News   Costco will open eleven new locations in 2023—here's where the warehouse is headed next. From Baked Alaska to German Chocolate Cake, you're going to see these vintage desserts on restaurant menus in 2023. McDonald's biggest success this year was also its biggest failure, and Forbes is calling the fast-food chain out. Cheers! This was the #1 cocktail in America in 2022—& it's not an Espresso Martini. Inflation was on the menu in 2022, and these burger chains raised their prices the most. What’s In Our Cart?   As we enter 2023, we may want to give our cookbook collection something of an update. The good news is there are some incredible books on tap to be released in the coming months. From celebrity chefs to TikTok influencers known for their food hacks, you might need to build some additional bookshelves over the holiday break.   10 NEW COOKBOOKS WE CAN'T WAIT TO GET OUR (OVEN) MITTS ON IN 2023   What's New On YouTube   Yes, some of your favorite foods are definitely on this list.   SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE!   What To Cook This Week   The Best-Ever Potato Latkes Recipe In France, French toast is called pain perdu—"lost bread," a nod to the fact that the dish works best with stale bread. More importantly, pain perdu isn't served at breakfast, but rather as a dessert, a reminder that this dish is traditionally soaked in sugar and cream. This version forgoes cream for milk, and a deluge of sugar for vanilla and a slug of bourbon. It's still a pretty decadent French toast recipe to start your day, but at least you won't need a nap afterward. (But you can take one anyway if you want to, we won't tell!) What you'll need:  eggs, 2% milk, bourbon, vanilla extract, sugar, ground nutmeg, loaf day-old country bread, butter, maple or agave syrup   GET THE RECIPE   What's Trending On Social Media   When it comes to "quality," customers don't want chicken wing chains that serve up less than tasty flavors, source low-grade chicken, or have unfortunate nutrition facts. From foodie reviews to extensive Reddit threads, wing fans have made their opinions clear on which chicken wing chains get the job done and which don't.   FOLLOW US NOW FOR MORE!   About Contact Us FAQs Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Preferences © 2022 Galvanized Media, All Rights Reserved.