TasteAtlas

Really? Yes.

Taste Atlas, and that's a global food guide website.

They recently ranked Gejang number one on its list of the world's best rated crab dishes with a rating of 4.2 out of 5.

And it was up against some very famous dishes, including Maryland crab cakes and Singapore chili crab.

But anyways, 4.2, I have to say that's a low grade.

I feel like it has to be higher.

But I know Taste Atlas.

I look at their rankings sometimes.

to happen.

I think just diversity is much more special than having a signature dish that can appear on Taste Atlas as the best whatever, you know, like people go crazy like, oh, it's the best dish.

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yeah in those cases where is there is so much but not clear enough in a specific dish i think the message should be diversity in itself right which is obviously present in the case of mexico and peru too but in the case of countries like ecuador or colombia that should be the message itself importance of food ecosystems and diversity and sustainability but it's it's a