this is fantastic

Sitting here with my cup of tea and just teleporting, feels so calm.

Add Khash for Armenia

https://youtu.be/3OJyxJMb9fI

Doesn't list anything for a province in Chile. Should have expected that lol

Lol put in my city, recommends something from 1400km away. 🤦

The food on the list called kokoretsi is a Turkish dish. His real name is Kokoreç. It is a kind of dish made from the small intestine of a sheep, wrapped in a shish and fried over a ember. It is absurd to market the dishes spread from the Ottoman Empire as Greek dishes. The site called Tasteatlas scores oils in country cuisines to give more points to many countries. Kebab-style dishes come from the east of Turkey, not from the west. It has no ties to Greece but spread to many countries by the Ottoman Empire. I can't take a site that doesn't know this seriously.

funny to play around with!

There's a part of Canada where they grow root vegetables and there's a part of Canada where they grow wheat. And the difference between the two in distance would be like Paris to Romania.

So anyway the only recipes for my area are ginger beef and a selection of cocktails.

Not one mention of curry when talking about the UK, but random dishes I've never even heard of. Doesn't fill me with confidence!

Lived in Fiji for nearly two years. I am pretty impressed.

...my local food is apparently timbits fr Tim Hortons.

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Yeah I saw this as well. I think it has to do with Amsterdam being more tourist-oriented, and therefore having restaurants that promote themselves as making Dutch food.

Tasteatlas is not good at all honestly. Just look at their 2022 best cuisine in the world ranking. I wouldn't put too much trust into it being a good database.

I've been here but how to download some of their amazing Infographics?

*cry in NW europe*

I investigating and the fruit white sapote (matasano in Spanish) actually is almost not exist in Costa Rica. Because a president prohibited in the past. It is a complete different family from the zapote, it is more close to the oranges.

Lol I didn't realise "meat pie" was uniquely Australian

You wanna know what's weird? This thread is showing up on front page 17 hours later, with only 600 upvotes and 30 comments. I think Reddit's algorithm for promoting threads to the top messed up.

Missing the chicken fritter sandwich for Indiana.
Glad the Seattle Dog is somewhat accurately described.

Fish and Chips for the UK always annoys me as it's never cooked at home and therefore shouldn't be considered our national dish. I wish that our roast dinner was more prominent in this regard as it's something most families eat every Sunday togetger. Fish and Chips is something we only get when we're being lazy and is beaten in popularity by Indian food as a take-away.

Neat. I learned we have an endangered type of goat in my region. Other than that, there's a local cheese that I love (Västerbottensost) and one local dish called Calskrove, which is a hamburger with fries baked into a calzone... I have yet to try that because I have some decency still in me.

This is not representative of many countries. For example their southeast Asian guide has many misappropriation errors for the origins of the dishes and the histories behind the cuisine. It would serve as a very poor resource for anyone trying to educate themselves on the subject.

Cool but very light on content. Stockholm apperently only have two restaurants and only eat two things