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CRFA 2013 4 th Annual Canadian Chef Trends Survey Prepared for: Participating Chefs

BrandSpark International This research was conducted on behalf of the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association by BrandSpark International. BrandSpark International is a marketing research firm with many years of experience working within the foodservice industry. 2

Fourth Annual Canadian Chef Trends Survey Objective: Tap into Canada s top culinary minds to identify the latest food trends and culinary innovations in Canada. 3

Profile of Participating Chefs Executive Chef 38% Chef/Owner 19% Head Chef Certified Chef de Cuisine Sous Chef Corporate Chef Kitchen Manager Lead Cook Line Chef Product Development Chef 6% 4% 4% 4% 4% 3% 2% 1% Other (please specify) 14% (n=353) 4

Methodology Survey responses were conducted online. 353 chefs participated, including CRFA and Canadian Culinary Federation members. Surveys were completed by chefs from January 7 - February 1, 2013. The survey was modeled on a successful U.S. Chef Survey conducted by the National Restaurant Association and American Culinary Federation. 5

Culinary Areas of Interest Menu trends Appetizers / starters Sides Ingredient trends (produce, white meat, red meat/game, seafood/fish, spices/seasonings) Desserts Preparation methods Non-alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages Culinary themes Ethnic cuisines and flavours 6

What We Asked Chefs Hot Trend at a peak in popularity, customers are excited about these items and eating them more than ever. Yesterday s News decreased in popularity, customers are less interested in these items now. Perennial Favourite popular as always, these items are long time menu favourites. Up and Comer could be the next Hot Trend, interest in these items is quickly increasing. 7

Thanks to All the Supporters! All those who participated in this survey. CRFA for spearheading this initiative. Canadian Culinary Federation. 8

Let`s Look at the Trends 9

Top 10 Hot Trends 1. Locally produced food and locally inspired dishes (1) 2. Gluten-free/Food Allergy Conscious (3) 3. Sustainability (2) 4. Farm/Estate-branded ingredients (4) 5. Food trucks/street food (8) 6. Ethnic/street food inspired appetizers (7) 7. Greek Yogurt (-) 8. Simplicity/Back to basics (5) 9. Non-wheat noodles or pasta (-) 10. Ancient grains (29) (position last year) 10

Top 10 Hot Trends 2013 2012 1. Locally produced food and locally inspired dishes 2. Gluten-free/Food Allergy Conscious 3. Sustainability 4. Farm/Estate-branded ingredients 5. Food trucks/street food 6. Ethnic/street food inspired appetizers 7. Greek Yogurt 8. Simplicity/Back to basics 9. Non-wheat noodles or pasta 10. Ancient grains 1. Locally produced food and locally inspired dishes 2. Sustainability 3. Gluten-free/Food Allergy Conscious 4. Farm/Estate-branded ingredients 5. Simplicity/Back to basics 6. Nutrition/Health 7. Ethnic/Street food inspired appetizers 8. Food trucks/street food 9. Artisanal Cheeses 10. Bite Sized Mini Desserts 11

#1 Hot Trend For the fourth year, over 70% of Chefs agree 12

#1 Hot Trend LOCAL, LOCAL, LOCAL Locally grown produce Locally inspired dishes Locavore (locally sourced food) Locally produced wine and beer Locally caught seafood/fish Locally produced red meat Hyper-local sourcing (e.g. restaurant gardens) Locally produced white meat 13

Hot Trends: Menu Trends % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Locally inspired dishes Inexpensive/underused cuts of meat (e.g. beef cheek, brisket, pork shoulder, skirt steak) 71% 48% Healthy kids meals Fewer choices on the menu Specialty gourmet sandwiches 46% 45% 45% 14

Hot Trends: Appetizers/Starters % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Ethnic/Street food inspired appetizers e.g. tempura, taquitos, etc. Artisanal poutine 58% 49% Charcuterie plates/samplers Vegetable/Vegetarian appetizers Warm appetizer salads 41% 30% 24% 15

Hot Trends: Sides % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Non-wheat noodles or pasta (e.g. quinoa, rice, buckwheat) Ancient grains (e.g. kamut, spelt, amaranth) 53% 51% Artisan/Specialty Bacon Quinoa Artisanal cheeses 51% 44% 43% 16

Hot Trends: Produce % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Locally grown produce Organic produce 72% 50% Superfruits (e.g. acai, goji berry, mangosteen) Leafy greens (e.g. kale, swiss chard, mustard greens, collard greens, dandelion, beet greens) Micro-vegetables/Micro-greens 43% 40% 37% 17

Hot Trends: White Meat % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Locally produced white meat Organic poultry 52% 49% Free-range poultry / pork Pork Belly Chicken skin 48% 30% 19% 18

Hot Trends: Red Meat/Game % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Locally produced red meat Grass-fed beef 60% 44% New/fabricated cuts of meat (e.g. Denver steak, pork flat iron, bone-in Tuscan veal chop) Aged cured meats (e.g. Prosciutto, Iberian Ham etc.) Sausage (e.g. lap cheong, Chorizo, Andouille) 41% 32% 31% 19

Hot Trends: Seafood/Fish % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Sustainable seafood Locally caught seafood/fish 66% 61% Non-traditional fish (e.g.branzino, Arctic char, barramundi) Underutilized fish (e.g. mackerel, bluefish, redfish) Spot prawns 31% 31% 28% 20

Hot Trends: Spices, Seasonings, Flavours % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Greek Yogurt Marinades/Rubs Salt (e.g. flavoured, smoked, regional) 54% Black Garlic 34% Hot/Spicy Flavours 31% 27% 27% 21

Hot Trends: Desserts % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Bite-size / mini desserts Sweet and salty desserts Artisan / house-made ice creams 50% 42% 36% Dessert flights/combos/platters Salted caramel Deconstructed classic desserts 36% 36% 30% 22

Hot Trends: Preparation Methods % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Slow Cooking Smoking 34% 34% Braising Pickling Sous vide 33% 32% 29% 23

Hot Trends: Non-Alcoholic Beverages % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Fair trade/organic coffee Coconut water 46% 41% Specialty iced tea (e.g.thai-style, Southern/sweet, flavoured) Small batch sodas Green tea 38% 32% 27% 24

Hot Trends: Alcoholic Beverages % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Locally produced wine and beer Craft beer/microbrews Micro-distilled/artisan liquor 61% Regional signature cocktails 48% Bar chef/mixologist 45% Specialty beer (e.g., seasonal, fruit flavoured) 42% 41% 39% 25

Hot Trends: Culinary Themes % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Gluten-free/Food allergy conscious Locavore (locally sourced food) 67% 67% Environmental sustainability Farm- /Estate-branded ingredients Food trucks 62% 60% 60% 26

Hot Trends: Ethnic Cuisines and Flavours % of chefs believing this is a Hot Trend Ethnic fusion Middle Eastern Indian 30% Korean 26% Thai 24% Vietnamese 24% 24% 23% 27

Heating Up Cooling Down Biggest Movers Year Over Year Menu Category Menu Item CHANGE Seafood/fish Non-traditional fish (e.g. branzino, Arctic char, barramundi) -17 Sides Flatbreads (e.g. naan, papadum, lavash, pita, tortilla) -15 Ethnic cuisines and flavours Ethnic fusion -12 Spices, seasonings and flavours Honey -12 Non-alcoholic beverages Green tea -11 Spices, seasonings and flavours Sriracha -11 Sides Artisanal cheeses -11 Ethnic cuisines and flavours Thai -10 Produce Heirloom tomatoes -10 Ethnic cuisines and flavours Sushi -10 Menu Category Menu Item CHANGE Produce Locally grown produce 12 Sides Ancient grains (e.g. kamut, spelt, amaranth) 10 Ethnic cuisines and flavours Scandinavian (Danish, Swedish, etc.) 10 Alcoholic beverages/cocktails Micro-distilled / artisan liquor 8 Alcoholic beverages/cocktails Locally produced wine and beer 7 Culinary themes Hyper-local sourcing (e.g., restaurant gardens) 7 Produce Pomegranates 7 Ethnic cuisines and flavours African (non-ethiopian) 7 Sides Black/forbidden rice 6 Culinary themes Gluten-free/Food allergy conscious 6 These items becoming yesterday s news or becoming established as perennial favourites. These items are trending up more than all others. 28

Top 10 Up & Coming Trends 1. Red rice 2. Digital menus 3. Goat 4. House-made soft drinks 5. African (non-ethiopian) 6. Gluten-free beer 7. Kid-friendly versions of adult dining options 8. Underutilized fish 9. Drinkable desserts 10. Black/Forbidden rice 29

Top 10 Up & Coming Trends 2013 2012 1. Red rice 2. Digital menus 3. Goat 4. House-made soft drinks 5. African (non-ethiopian) 6. Gluten-free beer 7. Kid-friendly versions of adult dining options 8. Underutilized fish 9. Drinkable desserts 10. Black/Forbidden rice 1. African (Non-Ethiopian) cuisine 2. Black Garlic 3. Gluten-free beer 4. Red rice 5. Peruvian cuisine 6. Vegetable ceviche 7. Micro-distilled / artisan liquor 8. Goat 9. Game bird appetizers Savoury ice creams 30

Up & Coming: Menu Trends % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Kid-friendly versions of adult dining options Fewer choices on the menu 29% 25% Healthy kids meals Vegan entrees Half portions/smaller portions for smaller price 23% 20% 20% 31

Up & Coming: Appetizers/Starters % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Warm appetizer salads Game bird appetizers (duck, quail etc.) 19% Vegetable/Vegetarian appetizers 17% Flatbread appetizers Artisanal poutine 15% 13% 10% 32

Up & Coming: Sides % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Red rice Black / forbidden rice Ethnic cheeses (e.g., hallumi, paneer, queso fresco) 35% Vegetable Ceviche 25% Non-wheat noodles or pasta (e.g., quinoa, rice, buckwheat) 23% Ancient grains (e.g., kamut, spelt, amaranth) 20% 16% 16% 33

Up & Coming: Produce % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Heirloom beans Superfruits (e.g. acai, goji berry, mangosteen) Heirloom apples 22% Agave 20% Hybrid fruit/vegetables (e.g. plumcot, grapple, broccoflower) 20% 19% 13% 34

Up & Coming: White Meat % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Pork face Pork tongue 22% 21% Dark meat chicken/turkey Chicken Skin Organic poultry 15% 13% 11% 35

Up & Coming: Red Meat/Game % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Goat New/Fabricated cuts of meat (e.g. Denver steak, pork flat iron, bone-in Tuscan veal chop) 31% 24% Organ meats/offal meats Skin (e.g. pig, lamb) Grass-fed beef 16% 14% 13% 36

Up & Coming: Seafood/Fish % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Underutilized fish (e.g., mackerel, bluefish, redfish) Non-traditional fish (e.g., branzino, arctic char) 29% 22% Fish collars Spot Prawns Sustainable seafood 17% 9% 7% 37

Up & Coming: Spices, Seasonings, Flavours % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Black Garlic Sumac Alcohol infused bbq flavours 22% 22% Vinegar/Flavoured vinegar/ House-made vinegar Leaves (e.g., kaffir lime leaves, banana, toro) 15% 14% 12% 38

Up & Coming: Desserts % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Drinkable desserts Desserts made from vegetables 27% 22% Savoury ice cream Traditional ethnic desserts (e.g. delimanjoo, flan, qatayef) Artisan/House-made ice cream 16% 15% 14% 39

Up & Coming: Preparation Methods % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Cooking with tea Fermenting 22% 19% Liquid nitrogen chilling/freezing Slow cooking Pickling 10% 9% 9% 40

Up & Coming: Non-alcoholic Beverages % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer House-made soft drinks Small batch sodas 31% 23% Dairy free milk Specialty iced tea (e.g. Thai-style, Southern/sweet, flavoured) Agua fresca 23% 20% 18% 41

Up & Coming: Alcoholic Beverages % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Gluten-free beer Micro-distilled/artisan liquor Beer-based cocktails 29% Culinary cocktails (e.g. savoury, customized to specific dishes) 23% Specialty beer (e.g., seasonal, fruit flavoured) 23% On-site barrel-aged drinks 21% 20% 20% 42

Up & Coming: Culinary Themes % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer Digital menus Children s nutrition Communal dining 31% 22% 20% Izakaya/Noodle bar/japanese pub food Five ingredients or less Gluten-free/Food allergy conscious 19% 19% 15% 43

Up & Coming: Ethnic Cuisines/Flavours % of chefs believing this is an Up and Comer African (Non-Ethiopian) Brazilian 29% 24% Cuban Filipino Peruvian 23% 23% 22% 44

A look at Yesterday`s News and Perennial Favourites 45

Yesterday s News Top 10 1. Cupcakes 2. Molecular gastronomy 3. Hybrid fruit/vegetables 4. Doughnuts 5. Pâté 6. Liquid nitrogen chilling/freezing 7. Breads with dips / spreads 8. Flatbread appetizers 9. Passion fruit 10. Raw foods 46

Yesterday s News Top 10 2013 2012 1. Cupcakes 2. Molecular gastronomy 3. Hybrid fruit/vegetables 4. Doughnuts 5. Pâté 6. Liquid nitrogen chilling/freezing 7. Breads with dips / spreads 8. Flatbread appetizers 9. Passion fruit 10. Raw foods 1. Foams 2. Kobe Beef (Wagyu) 3. Mini-burgers 4. Cupcakes 5. Gazpacho/Cold soups 6. Tilapia 7. Cajun 8. Sea Bass 9. Flavoured/Enhanced water 10. Energy drink cocktails 47

Perennial Favourites Top 10 1. Carrots 2. Fresh herbs 3. Wine 4. Seafood appetizers 5. Maple syrup 6. Rotisserie 7. Honey 8. Oysters 9. Braising 10. Avocado 48

Perennial Favourites Top 10 2013 2012 1. Carrots 2. Fresh herbs 3. Wine 4. Seafood appetizers 5. Maple syrup 6. Rotisserie 7. Honey 8. Oysters 9. Braising 10. Avocado 1. Shellfish 2. Fresh Fruit 3. Scallops 4. Wine 5. Hot tea 6. Freshly baked traditional pies 7. Lamb 8. Cheese plates / platters 9. Seafood appetizers 10. Gelato / sorbet 49

Most Popular Methods for dealing with Allergens Staff training/education on hosting guests with allergies 80% Educate myself on food allergies Develop recipe modifications/substitutions for menu items containing food allergen 64% 69% Add new allergen-free menu options 49% Use symbols on menus to identify items containing food allergens Create allergen-free preparation zone in the kitchen Ensure availability of epinephrine autoinjectors on premises Not planning to address food allergy concerns Other 19% 15% 4% 4% 40% 50

Propensity of Protocols for Food-Related Emergency Anaphylaxis Situations Yes, 50% No, 50% 51

Change in Measures to Address Food Allergy Concerns Within Past Year 53% 45% 2% Increased Decreased Stayed the same 52

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