Four Seasons is bringing attention to its Masterdishes on social media by sharing different creations with the #FSMasterdish tag, offering inspiration for some of the creative food and drinks that people may like to enjoy during the holiday season—including s'mores desserts. The Smoked S'mores is a creation by pastry chef Chelsea Spaulding of the Bourbon Steak classic American steakhouse at the Four Seasons Hotel Washington DC. The reinvented campfire classic features indulgent ingredients like chocolate praline mousse, toasted marshmallow ice cream, hazelnut streusel and homemade marshmallow. All of these ingredients are smoked under a cloche, creating a smoky new flavor experience with the rich aroma from a wood-burning grill.
Four Seasons' innovatively crafted series of Masterdishes also includes menu items like barbecue pork buns; roasted scampi; spaghetti with ham, ceps and black truffle; and reinvented cocktails.
Smoked S'mores Desserts
Four Seasons' is Reinventing a Campfire Treat with a Wood-Burning Grill
Trend Themes
1. Smoked Desserts - Restaurants are using smoked desserts to reinvent classic dishes and create new flavor experiences.
2. Social Media Promotion - Businesses are using social media to promote and showcase their innovative food and drinks, giving customers inspiration and driving sales.
3. Masterdishes - Restaurants are creating signature dishes and drinks to showcase their unique culinary styles, attracting customers and setting themselves apart from competitors.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry has an opportunity to create new and innovative dishes and drinks to attract and retain customers.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can use unique and innovative food and drink offerings to differentiate themselves and create memorable guest experiences.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing and advertising professionals can use social media to showcase innovative food and drink offerings and drive sales for businesses in the food and beverage industry.