While some companies have been re-imagining the classic campfire snack in beverage form, this food blogger was inspired by another staple summer food with their s'mores slider buns. Created by Food Gracious, the recipe for S'mores Sliders can be made without an actual bonfire.
Consisting of sweet Hawaiian buns filled with traditional s'more ingredients (chocolate, graham crackers and marshmallows), the homemade dessert is an example of American cuisine, remixed. To try this dish at home, you will need a pack of Hawaiian slider buns, whole graham crackers, Hershey chocolate bars, mini marshmallows and melted butter. The squishy and sweet sandwiches are a new take on a beloved treat and are also a fun way to use up any leftover buns you might have from a summer BBQ.
What's Driving This Trend
- Remixed American Cuisine
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include creating innovative twists on traditional American dishes.
- Creative Dessert Mash-ups
- Opportunities exist to combine different desserts or snacks to create new and exciting treats.
- Repurposing Food Leftovers
- Exploring ways to use leftover ingredients or items from previous meals can result in unique and delicious recipes.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can explore new and creative dessert trends to attract customers and offer unique dining experiences.
- Recipe Blogs and Websites
- Platforms focused on sharing innovative and creative recipes can capitalize on the popularity of food mash-ups and unique twists on traditional dishes.
- Bakery and Confectionery
- Bakeries and confectionery shops can experiment with remixing classic desserts and creating unique flavor combinations to attract customers and stand out in the market.
