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New tastes are perhaps one of the top things one seeks when traveling, as an opportunity to try out new and unusual dishes is always so exciting. Everyone knows that you should try pizza in Italy and sushi in Japan. However, there are plenty of countries that leave us guessing as to what tasty foods they have to offer. Well, a food map called TasteAtlas has got you covered with the 30 world maps that showcase some of the best local foods on this planet. From Asian cuisine to American dishes, the maps offer an in-depth look at various cuisines from all around the globe. It showcases not only the age-old classics known to all but smaller and less-known delicacies from countries that aren’t in the spotlight (yet might have hidden gems). Scroll down below to explore the world atlas of taste and see what it has to offer or try navigating their food map yourself here.
More info: tasteatlas.com
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Bobert Robertson 7 years ago
This isn't too accurate... Peameal bacon sandwiches are a just a stereo type and something you generally only see at a fall fair or something in southeast Ontario.... And my wife is from northern Baja Mexico and Caesar salad??? More like fish tacos
Aunt Messy 7 years ago
Americans call peameal bacon "Canadian" and some are genuinely flummoxed when they order bacon and eggs and get...bacon. I remember when I worked in a diner (a VERY long time ago) and having to explain that if they'd wanted ham they should have ordered it. *sigh*
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Person2638 7 years ago
As a crazy food lover and an Indian, I most DEFINITELY recommend Momos. Don't go to a restaurant and eat them, you have to go to the streetside stalls and eat them freshly made. They are delicious!
Corey Smith 7 years ago
I skipped lunch today and now I am regretting viewing this gallery.
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Erin Baker 7 years ago
I really only clicked on this post to check whether or not "Skyline Chili" was listed for Ohio. It was not, and I can sleep well tonight.
Meg Anderson 7 years ago
Same! As an Italian Texas expat I have a hard time liking something that doesn't quite constitute as chili or spaghetti. I will however devour a slab of goetta as long as I remain ignorant to its ingredients.
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GlassOfWater 7 years ago
How do you get a Kiwi and an Aussie to fight each other? Ask them which country invented the pavlova. If you wanna add fuel to the fire, ask about Russell Crowe and Phar Lap. Blood may be shed. Consumption of alcohol is not recommended.
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sunnyrei82 7 years ago
Mexico has a wide variety of dishes, it's a shame they only show a few.
Anne 7 years ago
Yeah, but the potatoes and the gravy are so good on their own, that you don't need stegt flæsk!
Load More Replies... Bobert Robertson 7 years ago
This isn't too accurate... Peameal bacon sandwiches are a just a stereo type and something you generally only see at a fall fair or something in southeast Ontario.... And my wife is from northern Baja Mexico and Caesar salad??? More like fish tacos
Aunt Messy 7 years ago
Americans call peameal bacon "Canadian" and some are genuinely flummoxed when they order bacon and eggs and get...bacon. I remember when I worked in a diner (a VERY long time ago) and having to explain that if they'd wanted ham they should have ordered it. *sigh*
Load More Replies... Person2638 7 years ago
As a crazy food lover and an Indian, I most DEFINITELY recommend Momos. Don't go to a restaurant and eat them, you have to go to the streetside stalls and eat them freshly made. They are delicious!
Corey Smith 7 years ago
I skipped lunch today and now I am regretting viewing this gallery.
Load More Replies... Erin Baker 7 years ago
I really only clicked on this post to check whether or not "Skyline Chili" was listed for Ohio. It was not, and I can sleep well tonight.
Meg Anderson 7 years ago
Same! As an Italian Texas expat I have a hard time liking something that doesn't quite constitute as chili or spaghetti. I will however devour a slab of goetta as long as I remain ignorant to its ingredients.
Load More Replies... GlassOfWater 7 years ago
How do you get a Kiwi and an Aussie to fight each other? Ask them which country invented the pavlova. If you wanna add fuel to the fire, ask about Russell Crowe and Phar Lap. Blood may be shed. Consumption of alcohol is not recommended.
Load More Replies... sunnyrei82 7 years ago
Mexico has a wide variety of dishes, it's a shame they only show a few.
Anne 7 years ago
Yeah, but the potatoes and the gravy are so good on their own, that you don't need stegt flæsk!
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