Tastedle
Rate itSee today's dish and name the country it comes from, in six guesses.
Every day: A new mystery dish every day, the same for every player: a photo and four unlockable clues, and six guesses to name its country of origin for up to 5,000 points. New puzzle: Once a day (a new mystery dish every day).
Tastedle shows a photo of a mystery dish and asks which country it comes from. You can unlock clues, main ingredients, cooking method, flavour and when it is eaten, each for a few points, and you have six guesses. The right sub-region or continent still scores part of the points.
About Tastedle
Tastedle is a daily world-food guessing game built for people who know food rather than maps. Each day it shows one dish in a photo, and your job is to name its country of origin. The site's own example: fish sauce and lemongrass point to Southeast Asia, while saffron and a wide pan say Spain.
Each dish starts at 5,000 points. Four clues can be unlocked: main ingredients and cooking method for 300 points each, flavour and style for 300, and when it is eaten for 200. You type a country and have six guesses. The full remaining score goes to the right country, half to the right sub-region and a fifth to the right continent, so a close guess is not wasted.
Dish facts and photos come from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA, credited under each image. Beyond the daily, the site has an unlimited mode, a Connections game sorting sixteen dishes by country, a Higher or Lower game about which dish is better known, and cuisine pages. It is free with no account; stats and streaks stay on your device.
How to play Tastedle
- Open tastedle.com and look at the photo of today's mystery dish.
- If you are unsure, unlock clues: main ingredients, cooking method, flavour and when it is eaten, each costing points.
- Type the country you think it is from and press Guess.
- You have six guesses; the right region or continent still earns partial points.
- Share your result when you solve it or run out.
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Tips
- Guess before unlocking clues if the dish looks familiar: every clue costs points.
- The cooking method clue is often the most telling: tandoor, wok or clay pot narrow the region fast.
- If you know only the region, guess a large country there: a sub-region match still pays half.
- Use Unlimited mode to learn regional dishes you do not know.
Questions
How is Tastedle scored?
Each dish starts at 5,000 points; clues cost points. You get the full remainder for the right country, half for the right sub-region and a fifth for the right continent.
How many guesses do I get?
Six.
Where do the photos come from?
From Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia, under CC BY-SA, credited under each image.
Is there an unlimited mode?
Yes, Unlimited gives a fresh random dish every round.
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