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With social media easily taking over our lives, being able to cope with trends is exciting to us all to see the hype ourselves. The food trends make us all go ooh la la, with the easy recipes, meager calories, and little effort.

Trends may come and go, but food trends are here to stay! As your mind mulls over what to eat for lunch or dinner, “the algorithm” has undoubtedly instinctively provided you with choices. Now that we all know the power Instagram or TikTok hold on us, our next meal is just a reel away. The following viral online food trends will make your meals effortlessly delicious and a perfect recipe for your time crunch.

1.) Overnight Soaked Oats

These overnight soaked oats are almost like cooking a meal, but the procedure takes a lot longer, is done without heat, and is done in stages. Oats have a name for being beneficial for those with high blood pressure. It has a lovely sense of mixing with any and every ingredient possible. It is your food choices that make the perfect overnight oats, and your love for dry fruits and fresh, licious fruits comes into play with this soul-filling breakfast.

2.) Corn Ribs

The most recent social media food craze, with more than 10.6 million views under its hashtag, features corn ribs. According to a new fad, complete cobs of corn are cut into vertical sections, dressed with a seasoned sauce or spread, and cooked similarly to pork or beef ribs. The sliced corn segments curl up when cooked in a manner reminiscent of their meaty twins.

3.) Dalgona Coffee

The dalgona coffee has made our days in quarantine the easiest and frothiest way of having iced coffee with the brewing flavor of a Starbucks coffee. On websites like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, the drink—basically a glass of milk topped with a creamy brew of instant coffee, sugar, and hot water—became a trend.

4.) Baked Feta Pasta

Tomato and feta punnets vanished from grocery store shelves as soon as the baked feta fad arose. The ideal midweek supper is this five-ingredient, understated dish that brings our mental sanity. Olive oil should be drizzled over the feta, garlic, and cherry tomatoes before baking and blistering them. For a dish of pasta that nourishes the soul, stir in your al dente pasta and garnish with basil.

5.) Tortilla Wrap Hack

The viral TikTok tortilla wrap hack is primarily a quesadilla with extra fun folded in. This creative innovation involves slicing a flour tortilla into four equal halves, filling each with a different ingredient—typically cheese—flipping the tortilla over on itself, and toasting it in a skillet or panini press. Voilà! You now possess a mouthwatering wrap. This tortilla wrap hack is ideal if you enjoy quesadillas that are loaded with vegetables or meat.

6.) Pasta Chips

The gooey pasta chips, a TikTok craze, may be the most creative method to consume spaghetti that we have recently observed. Hundreds of videos of individuals creating pasta chips on Instagram and TikTok are going viral. Besides how tasty they are, the nicest thing about pasta chips is how easily they can be modified to fit whatever noodles, sauces, cooking styles, or even time restrictions you may have. It’s a quick and easy snack that has a surprising amount of diversity.

7.) Spicy Vodka Pasta

Supermodel Gigi Hadid recently posted her all-time favorite pasta recipe, which has very few easy steps to a wonderful and creamy pasta. Adding vodka gives the dish a slightly acidic note that is already present in the tomato paste. In fact, this is the recipe for viral Gigi Hadid Pasta without vodka! She called for one tablespoon of vodka but omitted it because she didn’t have it at home. You could use wine to the same effect, but in a sauce as rich as vodka sauce, it’s better to use a small amount of alcohol that will impart as little of its own flavor as possible.