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I thought once about doing a "flavour graph" where people could go on and add what they thought were good flavours to mix together. The more people added the sa

I thought once about doing a "flavour graph" where people could go on and add what they thought were good flavours to mix together. The more people added the same flavours, the stronger the edges between nodes would get. I'd probably have to separate it somehow by geographic region, as tastes vary, but in the end you should have a good approximation of "what goes with what".

blackskad 9y ago
There's a Belgian startup that matches flavors with a scientific method. https://www.foodpairing.com/en/home https://www.foodpairing.com/en/home
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flashman 9y ago
It's not the same as "what foods go together" but here's a "related flavours" graph I did using research on foods with similar flavour compounds: https://twitter.com/flashman/status/878516648394633216 https://twitter.com/flashman/status/878516648394633216
benyami 9y ago
The Flavor Bible is a published book version of what you're describing.