From cauliflower pizza crust and cheese tea to faux meat snacks and monster shakes, 2019 was packed with more than a few weird food trends — some of which might be here to stay, while others, thankfully, will fade away (looking at you, hot dog ice cream). But a new year means new trends, and the ongoing quest for “the new Kale,” as predicted by the folks at eatthis.com.
30 food trends for 2020, at least 11 of which you’re already tired of

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