What you get
- Three 16:9 illustrated base maps of your regions in different looks
- Labeled maps with region names, shared-scale charts, legend and method note (HTML, PNG, PDF)
- A free tile-map version that needs no image generation
- The normalized data table with sources and open questions
Good for
- Food, coffee, tea, wine and spice guides by region
- Travel and culinary articles, menus and tasting handouts
- Teaching geography and food culture with sourced data
Not for
- Maps where borders or distances must be exact
- Turning reputations or stereotypes into data
- Statements about disputed territory
How to use it
In Claude or ChatGPT
Use the PopNow skill "Regional Food Flavor Map" (food-flavor-map) for this: A flavor map of the six regions in our tasting-panel results, sweet to heat on a 0 to 5 scale, for the festival booklet.
In a coding agent
/popnow-food-flavor-map A flavor map of the six regions in our tasting-panel results, sweet to heat on a 0 to 5 scale, for the festival booklet.
Then try
Add a small generic dish vignette next to each chart.
Make the tile-map version for the slide deck.
What to have ready
- Your regions and approved base geography (or choose tiles)
- Scores on shared axes with method, date and sources
- A PopNow API key for the illustrated map (tiles are free)
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Questions
Will the image model draw the borders?
No. You approve the geography first and the model only restyles it. Sensitive borders get a neutral note, or you use the tile map, which has no borders at all.
How are the flavor charts made?
They are drawn from your table, not generated. Every chart uses the same axes and scale, values are printed, and missing scores show as no data instead of zero.
Can I map coffee origins or wine regions instead of dishes?
Yes. Any regional profile works as long as every region was measured on the same axes with the same method, and the method is stated on the map.
What does it cost?
Three PopNow image tasks for the illustrated base maps, quoted together first. The tile map, charts, labels and exports are free.