Top 10 Food Trends to Try This July (2025 Edition)

This summer’s food scene is bursting with bold flavors, playful formats, and nostalgic twists. Whether you’re a foodie, a curious snacker, or just looking to spice up your next meal, here are the top 10 food trends making waves in July 2025.

  1. Pickle Everything
    Pickles are having a moment. From Cup Noodles’ dill pickle ramen to pickle juice slushies at Sonic and pickle-topped pizza, the briny trend is everywhere.
  2. Cherry on Top
    Cherry is summer’s standout flavor. Look for cherry-infused drinks, desserts, and lattes at chains like Starbucks and Blue Bottle.
  3. Fruit Pastry Art
    Bakeries are going viral with hyper-realistic fruit-shaped pastries—like mango mousse and strawberry domes—that look too pretty to eat.
  4. Freeze-Dried Crunch
    TikTok is fueling a love for freeze-dried candies and snacks with a crunch—think mushroom chips and crispy marshmallows.
  5. Tea-Based Everything
    Chai, matcha, and sparkling teas are taking over menus, bringing comfort, flavor, and a wellness vibe.
  6. Protein-Packed Treats
    From plant-based dumplings to banana cold foam with 15g of protein, high-protein snacks are getting creative.
  7. Pistachio Power
    Pistachio is popping up in everything from sauces to desserts to cocktails, offering a savory-sweet profile.
  8. Botanical Cocktails
    Drinks get floral with elderflower, hibiscus, and cucumber-mint flavors—especially in spritzes and freezer martinis.
  9. Sweet Heat
    Spicy meets sweet in hot honey, chili crisp toppings, and even spicy white wine blends.
  10. Comfort Food Fusion
    Global comfort foods—like hibachi bowls and dumpling hybrids—are being reimagined with new flavors and formats.

From street eats to backyard BBQs, July’s food trends are all about fun, flavor, and fresh ideas. Which trend will you try first?

Where to Travel in 2025: 8 Destinations for Curious and Passionate Travelers

Curated by me, written by ChatGPT.

If you’re already dreaming of your next adventure, 2025 offers a rich tapestry of destinations that blend cultural depth, natural beauty, and emerging travel trends. For travelers who value authenticity and discovery, these eight places should be high on your list.

Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina tops National Geographic’s list thanks to its mix of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern influences. It’s a city for history buffs, food lovers, and outdoor adventurers alike.

The Red Sea Project and Amaala in Saudi Arabia are redefining luxury and wellness travel. These futuristic coastal resorts offer pristine beaches, coral reefs, and world-class spa experiences—ideal for travelers seeking relaxation and innovation.

Nature enthusiasts will find bliss in Sweden’s Stockholm Archipelago, a newly opened 270km trail spanning serene islands and waterscapes—perfect for hikers and kayakers.

Bhutan, long a favorite among mindful travelers, continues to charm with its Himalayan views, spiritual depth, and commitment to sustainability.

For timeless experiences, Italy and Greece never fail. In 2025, islands like Sardinia and Crete are favored for their unspoiled beaches, Mediterranean cuisine, and centuries-old ruins.

Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam and Laos, is beloved for its value, vibrant street life, and emerging luxury offerings.

Rounding out the list: Brittany, France, for its wild coastlines and Celtic heritage, and Franschhoek, South Africa, a wine-lover’s paradise set against stunning mountain backdrops.

Whether you crave culture, cuisine, or calm, these 2025 destinations are ready to inspire your next journey.

{{ Note to readers from me: what do you think? First A1 generated article and image that is based on travel trends on web. Let me know. }}

AI + Content = ???

Lately, I’ve been kinda obsessed with AI. Who hasn’t? It’s featured in the majority of headlines across various industries. The best AI/LLMs to use, how to upskill, prompt cheats, and of course, the impact on individuals and careers. And then there is the type of AI: Google’s VEO3 for creative, Claude vs ChatGPT, and all the recent announcements of how major companies are incorporating the tool…

As publishers have more on the line when they test and learn… here in this humble blog(?), I do not. So, I think I’ll let AI create some content for this site for a while, leaving the errors in on purpose, without fact-checking… lets see what we get. Let me know your thoughts…