$users = User::remeber(10,'all_users')->all();

This cache the query result to the database for 10 minutes

Thanks for your reply @gafitescu but actually I do not want to cache all the users info, but just avoid

SELECT * FROM `Language ` WHERE `Language `.`id` = '1' LIMIT 1

That's the language name that I actually want to cache when I access {{ $user->language->name }} from my view, not the whole user.
Basically I believe I need to find a way to overwrite what Laravel does when fetching related models info (especially from the view) and being able to add a remember() on specific functions/model attributes.

Not sure if it's possible the way you want it. I guess another way you can do in order to achieve this is to use Raw sql on both cases and cache only

SELECT * FROM `Language`

and reference by language id in the foreach something like :

@foreach($users as $user)  
<td>{{ $user->name }}</td>  
<td>{{ $arLanguages[$user->language_id] }}</td>  
@endforeach  

I get your idea, and that will surely work but I'm looking for a cleaner solution. I don't want to have to use this array everytime I try to access {{ $user->language->name }}

Why not use Eager loading?

$users = User::with('language')->get();

If you cache that object, it already has the relations loaded.

I should be using eager loading indeed, instead of making a request on each iteration in the loop, I will amend that but the main question is still the same, can I cache only the ::with('language') by adding a ->remember(10) for instance (forever would be perfect)?