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feinschmecker

[ fahyn-shmek-uhr ]

noun

German.
plural feinschmecker.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of feinschmecker1

First recorded in 1895–1900; literally, “fine-taster, gourmet”; from fein fine 1( def ) + Schmecker “taster,” from schmecken “to taste” ( smack 1( def ) ) + -er -er 1( def )
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At meat processor Feinschmecker, staff pour powdered soy and pea protein into vats and rehydrate them to make its plant-based 'deli slice' - called so in anticipation of a ban on labelling it 'ham'.

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"A lot of it's driven by flexitarianism. People who want to make a bit of an effort to eat less meat," Alistair Hayward, Feinschmecker managing director, told Reuters.

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Trained in Finland, Langhoff has cooked at the celebrated Feinschmecker in Oslo and the late Chez Dominique in Helsinki, as well as in Barcelona and Stockholm.

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Trained in Finland, Langhoff has cooked at the celebrated Feinschmecker in Oslo and the late Chez Dominique in Helsinki, as well as in Barcelona and Stockholm.

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