After years of explosive growth, plant-based meat alternatives have stalled due to complaints about hyper-processing, taste and texture. Many critics are questioning if the alternatives are even healthier or more sustainable than real meat. Increasingly, consumers are interested in eating plants in a way that doesn’t attempt to mimic meat. The winners are expected to be legumes, seaweed and mushrooms – especially maitake mushrooms, which were declared the dish of the year by AF&Co. and Carbonate, restaurant and hotel consultants in San Francisco.
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