The_King Posted September 13, 2019 Share Posted September 13, 2019 The advent of Impossible Foods and Beyond Burger proved one thing: people are hungry for mind-blowing plant-based alternatives. It’s shown not just to be great on the plate, but also a fantastic gold mine. Food laboratories have been making advances at breakneck speeds in an attempt to score the next big thing in the world of plant-based alternatives. Barcelona-based food innovator Foods for Tomorrow has more ambitious goals. Founder Marc Coloma wants Heura, a new plant-based chicken, to be more than just an ‘alternative.’ Heura is to be the ‘successor’ to meat. The soy-based protein tastes, well, like chicken. Cliches aside, Heura has proven to be convincing enough in both texture and taste. Legendary Spanish restaurant El Cellar de Can Roca is working to include the ‘meat’ in its fine-dining offerings. Other Spanish restaurants have also followed this move. Curious diners won’t have to travel to Spain for a bite of ‘chicken’. On 12th September 2019, Heura will be making its first Asian debut at Grand Hyatt Singapore as part of the Green Monday sustainable movement. As part of the launch, Grand Hyatt is offering a range of dining options. A food truck parked outside the hotel will be serving paninis with focaccia and vegan mozzarella as well as tortillas with cashew nut sour cream featuring grilled Heura. Diners can also choose to go for a full-out vegan barbecue with Heura, organic greens, wines and cheeses. This isn’t the first time the hotel has introduced plant-based protein to its restaurants. Grand Hyatt was the first to bring in Beyond Burger to Singaporean diners with a food truck, an event which drew crowds of curious diners. Like the Impossible Burger patty, Heura’s filets are made up of soy protein which contributes largely to structure and bite. The ingredient list seems to be a lot simpler as well: there’s olive oil as well as salt and a mix of spices for flavour. These filets are also low in saturated fat, contain no gluten and hold a high content of vitamins and fibre. Currently, Foods for Tomorrow has Heura available as filets and strips which work better with sandwiches, tacos and grills. But Grand Hyatt will be putting Heura to the test. From 16th September onwards, Grand Hyatt will be adding the plant-based protein on its permanent menu. Besides the panini and tortilla, the hotel will be serving up a Thai green curry dish and a Sichuan wok-fry with Heura at Mezza9. The future of plant-based alternatives is firming up more and more each day. Heura’s proof that vegan meats can go beyond imitating beef is a hopeful sign for better things to come. The Heura Food Truck will be available 12 to 15 September 2019 from 12-9pm daily at Grand Hyatt. The Oasis Vean BBQ Experience will be on from 14 September, 6-10pm at S$68++ per person. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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chamfer Posted September 13, 2019 Share Posted September 13, 2019 Long term eat this kind of un-natural food got side effect or not. They have to added certain additives to make plant based food to taste like real meat. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The_King Posted September 13, 2019 Author Share Posted September 13, 2019 3 minutes ago, chamfer said: Long term eat this kind of un-natural food got side effect or not. They have to added certain additives to make plant based food to taste like real meat. it processed food what do you think 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
aaur4man Posted September 14, 2019 Share Posted September 14, 2019 Why would I......... If I eat up all the plants, the animals eat what??!?! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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