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快進來看看！專家預測啦！2015年烘焙發展趨勢

2014年很快結束，2015年即將來臨，又該是讓業內專家預測來年的消費者喜好的時候了。近日，美國芝加哥技術研發公司發布了其2015年美國烘焙業的發展趨勢預測，該報告也可適用于西餐餐館。

小體型食品仍然當道

自从纸杯蛋糕连锁店Crumbs Bake Shop在今年年初宣布破产后，有些人猜测是否纸杯蛋糕的市场已经逐步衰退?是否预示着小体型的烘焙产品不再受欢迎了?答案是否定的。消费者仍然想节制饮食，而非暴饮暴食。小的、单个的食品，如曲奇、迷你糕点和一口大小的布朗尼蛋糕将继续横行霸道。当然，纸杯蛋糕在2015年可能不再像当初那样受热捧。

烘焙店無處不在

現在爲了讓客戶更容易買到食品，街上湧現出越來越多的販賣食品的改裝貨車，在那裏，人們可以買到新鮮又美味的食品，這正正是很多餐館擔憂的事情。而跟餐館有相似之處的烘焙店要從這些現象看出，要吸引並留住消費者的其中一個方法是，注意零售門店的裝修設計及風格。消費者的選擇是在是太多了，如何讓你的門店更加吸引人，這確實要深思。

黑旋风

不難發現，消費者的口味正逐漸偏向于黑色帶苦味的食品，如黑巧克力産品。所以在面包方面，我們將看到很多帶黑麥的烘焙食品。而以質地濃稠且外殼脆硬而聞名的風味黑麥面包應該是2015年烘焙店的寵兒，而主流肉松類面包蛋糕依舊暢銷。

節食者對無糖烘焙食品不敏感

现在烘焙店有越来越多的无麸质的烘焙食品种类供素食者和节食者选择;但这做法总将不长久。报告中指出。虽然，对于一些烘焙店很难改变，但很抱歉地说，冠以燕麦无糖等名堂的烘焙食品，大多数节食者都不会选择。所以，烘焙店必须要调整产品种类。毕竟对于一个发誓不吃面包的节食者来说，是无论如何也不会因为无麸面包而打破规定。然而，有99.9%的非节食者来讲，他们对高品质的食品来者不拒。而这情况尤其出现在一些如生日宴会、假期、公司活动等场合。所以，烘焙店持有人应该多关注类此的场合，而非一味地跟节食潮流。

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