Frontier life food is the #NewNormal
It's 2020, we're locked in, and many of us have a lot of time on our hands.
Seems like the perfect time to dust off those gourmet cookbooks and finally make some fancy food, right?
https://twitter.com/blprnt/status/1241489991605407744
Wrong. Turns out, most people are turning to one of the oldest, simplest recipes in the world.
As we navigate uncharted pandemic territories in times of uncertainty, we seek for ways to regain control over our life. So we turn to...
...making bread.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-LPpx-AXf6/
Interest in bread, yeast and flour has seen explosive growth over the past month, along with mentions of bread recipes and of bread-making (smaller volumes, but faster overall growth).
Bread ingredients like yeast and flour are in such high demand that shortages are starting to emerge.
https://twitter.com/6502_ftw/status/1242957817994252289
Other 'frontier' food preparation techniques are also resurgent: audience interest in growing vegetables more than doubled over the past month, while mentions of pickling and fermenting have gone from around 1k/day in late Feb to peaks of 3k over the past week.
