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The Michelin Guide is a famous book for food lovers.

Bibendum-1911
Bibendum-1911

It started in 1900 in France. A tire company made the first guide. They wanted people to drive more cars.

Guidem michelin 1900
Guidem michelin 1900

This would help people use more tires. At first, the guide was free. It had maps and lists of hotels. Later, the company began to charge for it.

Today, the guide is known for its stars. Special inspectors visit restaurants in secret. They pay for their own meals. They look for very high quality.

Etoile Michelin-1
Etoile Michelin-1

One star means the food is very good. Two stars mean the cooking is great. Three stars is the highest prize. It means the food is like art.

Dishes made by Michelin star restaurants
Dishes made by Michelin star restaurants

There are other awards too. The Bib Gourmand is for good food at fair prices.

Bib Gourmand
Bib Gourmand

Some places also win a Green Star. This means they are kind to nature.

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MichelinGreenStar

Winning a star is a very big deal. It brings much pride to the chefs.

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