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Food Design lessons from world brands
Learning from world brands
How Coca-Cola and Red Bull use Implicit and Explicit Memory [VIDEO 9:16]
Variety or Less-is-More? What should restaurants and food businesses do? [VIDEO 3:29]
Why Waiters Smile and Why it Matters in Restaurant Design [VIDEO 4:33]
Why The Fun Theory is Important for Food Businesses [VIDEO 5:07]
How Coca-Cola's Biggest Failure Didn't Consider the Mere Exposure Effect [VIDEO 4:41]
The Human Body as Food? The Case for Sustainability of the Capsula Mundi [VIDEO 5:35]
Popped Water Lily Seeds are an excellent example of Food Product Design [VIDEO 5:43]
Why there should be more Michelin Starred Vegan Restaurants [VIDEO 8:09]
Why Food Businesses Should Make You Laugh [VIDEO 8:13]
What do Heston Blumenthal and Veg Village Food have in common? Magnified Food, and Why We Love It [VIDEO 9:34]
Food Design Trend 2020 - Plant Based Fish and why it's a good idea [VIDEO 4:01]
Textured Food Labels and Tactile-Emotional Synesthesia, What Can Food Design Learn? [VIDEO 7:25]
Plant City, Eataly, and Why Food Halls Work: Unity in Variety and the Congruency Effect [VIDEO 8:04]
The Case of Tesco Plant Based Line [VIDEO 7:22]
The Case of Upprinting Food [VIDEO 3:29]
Plant City, Eataly, and Why Food Halls Work: Unity in Variety and the Congruency Effect [VIDEO 8:04]
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