WORLD RECIPE ID
The Global Platform for WRID Recipe Identity
Welcome to World Recipe ID
A global platform for documenting, sharing, and celebrating culinary knowledge.
WRID is more than just a recipe database — it provides a digital identity system for chefs, food creators, and cultural storytellers. Our mission is to document, showcase, and celebrate recipes from around the world, giving each one a unique WRID code for tracking, attribution, and community recognition, while highlighting authenticity, traceability, and creativity.
Your interactive gateway to explore authentic recipes, iconic dishes, and culinary traditions from around the world.
Tap on any flag to enter its recipe block and discover the flavors, stories, and techniques that make each cuisine unique.
Powered by WRID – World Recipe ID, we are building a digital map of recipes and culinary traditions, organized by culture and dish within the WRID platform
Registration and Unique Code Generation in WRID
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At WRID, chefs can digitally register their recipes and receive a unique WRID code for tracking and attribution within the platform.
This system helps document culinary creativity and cultural traditions, supporting the sharing and visibility of recipes within the WRID community.
Brand Identity & Community Participation
WRID is more than a platform — it is a global community of food creators. With every registered recipe, each chef:
Becomes part of the WRID culinary network.
Has their name and contributions recognized within the WRID community.
Progresses through WRID community levels to unlock platform opportunities and visibility.
Future-Oriented Framework for Digital Identity & Ownership in Gastronomy
WRID – The Standardized Infrastructure for Recipe Tokenization (NFTs)
WRID is a global platform that provides unique identifiers and structured metadata for recipes, allowing chefs, researchers, and institutions to digitally document and organize their culinary works. Optional NFT tokenization is available to create digital collectibles for recipes, providing a digital record within the WRID system.
This framework is designed for chefs, researchers, and institutions seeking to digitally preserve authenticity and attribution of culinary creations.
Call for Participation
Use WRID to register your recipes, create a digital identity within the platform, and optionally prepare them for NFT tokenization.
Call for Participation
To register data, initiate identity creation, and prepare for tokenization:
To learn more, continue to the Meta Chefs page.
Collaborations & Partnerships
We invite culinary organizations, schools, and professional bodies to collaborate with WRID and join us in building a global network that supports innovation, recognition, and the protection of culinary identity
WRID Collaboration Opportunities
& Partnership Potentials
Explore future programs, co-development models, and global collaboration pathways designed to shape
the next generation of culinary documentation, innovation, and digital heritage.
Explore future programs, co-development models, and collaboration initiatives designed to support the next generation of culinary documentation, innovation, and digital heritage within the WRID platform.
WRID invites organizations, universities, chefs, cultural institutions, educational platforms, food brands, and gastronomy professionals to participate in building a collaborative network for documenting and sharing culinary knowledge.
This section presents a vision for future collaboration, where development programs, co-development models, and partnership structures are currently in planning, design, or feasibility stages, with the potential to be implemented in cooperation with interested experts and institutions.
At WRID, we believe the future of gastronomy is built on collaboration, information transparency, digital registration, and community recognition of culinary works. This section provides a platform for collaboration with entities interested in shaping the next generation of:
Professional culinary documentation
Archiving of food heritage
Innovation in content creation and culinary knowledge
Development of food technologies and digital applications
Strengthening the digital presence of chefs, restaurants, and researchers
Here, you will find a set of collaboration opportunities—concepts in design and development that can serve as the foundation for partnerships, sponsorships, joint projects, or strategic collaborations.
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What Is the Golden Grape Award?
The Golden Grape Award is a prestigious global honor designed to recognize individuals and organizations who:
Not only register their recipes within the WRID ecosystem
Contribute to shaping the future of culinary identity, documentation, and creativity
This award celebrates excellence across all levels of WRID membership, highlighting innovation, heritage, and professional achievement in the world of gastronomy.
Award Categories
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1. Best Chef Creator Award
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2. Best Restaurant Culinary Archive Award
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3. Best Food Industry Documentation Award
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4. Best Gastronomy Student Contribution Award
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5. Best Research & Publication Award
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6. Best Heritage Preservation Submission
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7. Best Culinary Content Creator Award
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8. WRID Innovator of the Year
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9. Recipe of the Year – Global Winner
Brand Identity & Community Participation
WRID is more than a platform — it is a global community of food creators. With every registered recipe, each chef:
Becomes part of the WRID culinary network.
Has their name and contributions recognized within the WRID community.
Progresses through WRID community levels to unlock platform opportunities and visibility.
We work through every aspect at the planning
Join the Movement
Whether you are a Michelin-starred chef, a village elder with a family recipe, or an AI-powered food creator, WRID provides a digital platform to share, document, and showcase your culinary contributions.
Together, we are building a community-driven recipe registry, where each dish is digitally recorded and attributed within the WRID platform.
