Asunción, Agencia IP.- The Chipa, one of Paraguay’s most representative gastronomic icons, has recently gained global recognition by ranking 46th on the list of the world’s 50 best breads, according to the specialized gastronomy platform TasteAtlas. The list, published on March 15, highlights the most highly rated breads worldwide based on expert and user reviews.
Made from cassava starch, cheese, eggs, and fat, chipa is a beloved specialty enjoyed throughout the country all year round. However, it takes on a special significance during Holy Week, when its consumption becomes an essential tradition in Paraguayan households. Various recipes explain the preparation step by step for those who wish to try this traditional bread or learn to make it from scratch.
The chipa around the world
TasteAtlas’ recognition comes at a time when Paraguayan cuisine is gaining increased visibility on the international stage. Paraguayan restaurants in cities such as London and New York have incorporated chipa into their menus, allowing more people to discover and enjoy this traditional Paraguayan bread.
Additionally, this new achievement adds to the recognition obtained in 2024 when vori vori was named the best soup in the world by the same platform. With these accolades, Paraguayan cuisine continues to establish itself as a global culinary reference, showcasing the richness and authenticity of its flavors.