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![fast-food-infographic-thumb]( "Report: A tenth of Brits report feeling unwell after consuming food from social media chefs")
At
Oliver’s Kitchen we’ve made it our mission to keep up to date with current and emerging food trends, and throughout the nationwide lockdowns we’ve seen a variety of food trends, from Gordon Ramsey’s TikTok reviews, to mass banana bread baking!
However, there is one trend we’ve been on the periphery of, and one which we thought needed a little bit of an investigation. The trend we’re talking about is Brits buying homemade food from unregistered sellers and social media chefs during lockdown - something which has become increasingly popular during the last 12 months.
So, to try and understand just why this trend has become so popular, we commissioned a survey of 5,000 British residents to find out their thoughts on it, and what experiences they’d had eating this type of takeaway - here’s what we found... The
infographic is created for
oliverskitchen.co.uk
![fast-food-infographic]( "Report: A tenth of Brits report feeling unwell after consuming food from social media chefs")
At Oliver’s Kitchen we’ve made it our mission to keep up to date with current and emerging food trends, and throughout the nationwide lockdowns we’ve seen a variety of food trends, from Gordon Ramsey’s TikTok reviews, to mass banana bread baking!
However, there is one trend we’ve been on the periphery of, and one which we thought needed a little bit of an investigation. The trend we’re talking about is Brits buying homemade food from unregistered sellers and social media chefs during lockdown - something which has become increasingly popular during the last 12 months.
So, to try and understand just why this trend has become so popular, we commissioned a survey of 5,000 British residents to find out their thoughts on it, and what experiences they’d had eating this type of takeaway - here’s what we found... The infographic is created for oliverskitchen.co.uk
