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By George Mahe

When discussing upcoming food trends for the new year, national gastronauts have been waxing about items like spit-roasted pig’s tails, leek ash, and fish milt (that’s fish sperm to you and me). We thought the more sensible and relevant approach would be to discuss what we predict will happen here, in St. Louis. (And if fish milt never makes it as far as the Gateway City, we’re fine with that.)

Food trucks go flat
Food trucks go flat
More pop-up restaurants
More pop-up restaurants
More large footprint restaurants
More large footprint restaurants
More Bob O’Loughlin restaurants
More Bob O’Loughlin restaurants
The rise of kale
The rise of kale
Provel cheese continues its dominance—but not in the way you think
Provel cheese continues its dominance—but not in the way you think
Vegetables move to the center of the plate
Vegetables move to the center of the plate
Brown booze rises in popularity
Brown booze rises in popularity
Communal dining
Communal dining
More chef-driven burger joints
More chef-driven burger joints
More locally owned, fast-casual restaurants
More locally owned, fast-casual restaurants
St. Louis continues to be a beer town
St. Louis continues to be a beer town
St. Louis Chefs Engage in Fun-but creative-Themed Dinners
St. Louis Chefs Engage in Fun-but creative-Themed Dinners
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