“Colorful Caribbean” named the best Caribbean book in the world

At the prestigious World Food Summit, held at the Estoril Convention Centre in Cascais, Portugal, the coloring book "Caribe Colorido" by Haitian chef Natacha Gomez-Dupuy was named the World's Best Caribbean Book by the Gourmand Awards. This coloring book is aimed at children aged 7 to 14.

The announcement was made on stage by Edouard Cointreau, president and founder of the Gourmand Awards, who praised the work for its exceptional depth and cultural scope. "Congratulations on this beautiful coloring book that celebrates the beauty and diversity of the Caribbean. This inspiring project brings the vibrant culture, landscapes, and traditions of the islands to life through art, while supporting the education and well-being of children in Cap-Haïtien. By combining creativity, sustainability, and hope, you are making a meaningful gift that educates, uplifts, and celebrates the soul of the Caribbean. Thank you for this positive impact!"

More information about the Gourmand Awards:

Founded in 1995, the Gourmand Awards are the only international competition dedicated to culinary publications and food cultures from around the world. Open to all languages and free of charge, the competition brings together more than 200 participating countries each year.

The Gourmand Awards organize a global symposium each year in an iconic gastronomic venue, bringing together leading figures from diplomacy, culture, publishing and gastronomy.

The next major gathering of global gastronomic culture will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the Saudi Festival of Celebration, to mark the 30th anniversary of the Gourmand Awards.

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