The 2025 Food Trends Everyone's Cooking (No. 3 Shocked Me)

Folake Ayodeji

I'm calling it now: **the cottage cheese era is over, and 2025 belongs to the weird stuff your grandmother actually ate.** Pickled everything. Fermented everything. And yes, a vegetable that most of u

Before you roll your eyes and assume I've fallen down another TikTok rabbit hole, hear me out. I've been tracking food trends for CYBEV long enough to know the difference between a flash-in-the-pan gi

## The Pickle Obsession Is Going Way Beyond Cucumbers

I know what you're thinking. Pickles have been having a moment for years. But 2025 is different. This isn't about tossing a few gherkins on a burger — it's about **pickling as a lifestyle.**

I've found that home cooks are now pickling things that would've sounded unhinged two years ago. Watermelon rinds. Radish tops. Fennel fronds. Even egg yolks (trust me, they're incredible on toast). T

Here's what most people miss: this isn't just a flavor trend. It's a **food waste trend.** When grocery prices make you wince every single week, suddenly turning carrot peels and beet stems into somet

![colorful jars of homemade pickled vegetables on a rustic kitchen counter](https://images.pexels.com/photos/5855875/pexels-photo-5855875.jpeg?auto=compress&cs=tinysrgb&fit=crop&h=627&w=1200)

My personal gateway? Pickled red onions. Five minutes of effort, and they make literally everything taste like you tried harder than you did. Tacos, grain bowls, sandwiches, eggs. If you only adopt on

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Cottage cheese is out. Cabbage, kefir, and pickled everything are in — here are the 2025 viral food trends actually wort

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