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TREND WATCH


THERE’S A NEW BROTH IN TOWN Prepare to be bowled over by Cape Town’s first


dedicated broth bar. Marrow celebrates the ancient craft of Asian broths with a range of delicious dishes that all offer excellent health benefits. The meals include free-range, grass-fed bone ingredients and are served as a drinking broth (R30) or in a bowl (R65). The one-page menu has four broth choices: clear, white, green or brown. There are also vegan and pescatarian options available. 83 Loop St, Cape Town. Tel: 082 963 3534. Visit: www.marrowbroth.co.za


A FUSION OF FOOD AND FUN


Forget Disneyland – a new foodie theme park called Eataly World in Bologna, Italy, is offering the best of Italian cuisine with a generous side of fun. complex is the world’s largest “agri-food” park. It’s home to more


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than 45 cafés, Michelin-starred restaurants, bistros, street food kiosks and bars. Visitors can explore 40 food factories to learn how meat, fish, cheese, pasta, oil, beer and


sweets are produced. Workshops and multimedia experiences aim to educate visitors on food harvesting, while activities like truffle-hunting and food photography demos are very entertaining. Visit: www.eatalyworld.it


DOOR-TO-DOOR DELIVERY


South African on- demand delivery platform Zulzi has


been making life easier for Johannesburgers since December 2016, racking up more than 10 000 subscribers. Now the app is


expanding its reach to include Cape Town,


Durban and Pretoria. The popular


e-commerce business started out delivering textbooks and entry-


level gadgets to students and has since evolved


into a delivery platform for anything from lunch to groceries, liquor and pharmaceuticals. The mobile app is available


on iOS and Android, and allows users to see and


order from all the stores within a 6km radius. The goods are then


delivered to your door within an hour.


Visit: www.zulzi.com


SNOCK IT TO ME! Remember when socks were socks and sneakers


were sneakers? Fast-forward to 2018 and sock- sneakers, or “snockers”, are becoming staple streetwear in fashion capitals around the world. This footwear trend gained credence when


Balenciaga gave Georgian-born designer Demna Gvasalia free rein to inject fresh edginess to the brand. Renowned for his penchant for fashion subversion, he introduced the Speed Trainer to the footwear fold. The unique design of a sock positioned on a running shoe footbed makes for comfort, style and durability. Gvasalia’s design was initially ridiculed, but


soon became a hot idea. Now every brand from Reebok to Prada and Zara has its own iteration of snockers – making it clear that the trend’s here to stay.


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