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Sustainable, healthy, climate-friendly? We check the most popular popular plant-based milks in eco-hotels

Sustainable, healthy, climate-friendly? We check the most popular popular plant-based milks in eco-hotels

“Do you have this with oat milk?” It’s not just café operators, bakery owners and gas station attendants who are increasingly being asked this question. The demand for alternatives to cow’s milk is also growing in hotels. Sustainable hoteliers, in particular, welcome this development, as…

Vegan Berry Sorbet Recipe from STURM – Refreshing Summer Hit!

Vegan Berry Sorbet Recipe from STURM – Refreshing Summer Hit!

If you want to serve your guests a refreshing delicacy on a warm day (which is quick & easy), we recommend a vegan berry sorbet. All you need is a blender. And while your guests are admiring your flowers on the patio, you’ll be back…

World-class patisserie – can it be sustainable?

World-class patisserie – can it be sustainable?

“Chocolate and vanilla in desserts in upscale restaurants are indispensable,” says the Austrian Hotel Klosterbräu. Unfortunately, these popular ingredients don’t grow here. So we wanted to know how pastry chefs in sustainable accommodations are coping with (or avoid) this problem, and which delicious patisserie you…

The best mocktails from professional bartenders

The best mocktails from professional bartenders

In the sustainable Green PearlsⓇ accommodations, you find ambitious bartenders behind the bar. Not only to create delicious drinks, but also to mix them sustainably with local ingredients. Barkeeper Jonas Wolf from Klosterhof – Alpine Hideaway & Spa is participating in the “Mixology Cocktail Competiton”…

Blossoms on the plate – tips and inspiration from the world of sustainable professional catering

Blossoms on the plate – tips and inspiration from the world of sustainable professional catering

Blossoms on the plate – just a food trend or really healthy? We checked with our Green PearlsⓇ partners and learned: Edible flowers are not only a visual highlight, they also enhance the dish with fragrance, texture and flavor.