aka dishers, with the real-time micro-blogging tools needed to share their dining experiences with fellow diners on a visual dish-by-dish basis.

Each twiddish review contains a photograph of the dish, as taken by the disher as the food is served, along with a twiddish rating based on flavor, aroma, portion size, presentation, and value. Dishers are encouraged to share any additional comments that might be helpful to fellow dishers in selecting a particular dish or restaurant by entering them into the optional comments field.

“twiddish is a paradigm shift from traditional reviews that focus on details such as décor and ambiance while providing less information on what actually draws diners, the food. twiddish cuts through this clutter and guides diners to make more informed dining decisions, whether dining out or ordering in for delivery, by providing them photographs and commentary that represent exactly what they can expect when ordering a dish at a given restaurant, “ says twiddish co-founder Jonny Cottone.

Dishers can search the twiddish social network by dish name, via either the mobile application or website, to discover those restaurants that have been recognized by fellow diners for either their exceptional or inferior preparation of the dish. Dishers can also search twiddish by restaurant name to discover its’ signature dishes according to twiddish community members that have actually eaten at the restaurant. “Whether in town or on the road, twiddish is a gastronomic guide that helps diners locate the very best of the dishes they crave nationwide,“ says twiddish co-founder Michael Stewart.

Dishers can sync their twiddish profile to other popular social networks, such as Twitter and Facebook, to tell their friends what they are eating and whether they recommend their peers to do the same.

The twiddish application is now available for free download from iTunes app store at www.twd.sh for iPhone and iPod Touch users. Diners without a compatible mobile device can create a twiddish user profile and interact with the twiddish dining community via the twiddish website at www.twiddish.com. The twiddish application and website were both developed by Fuzz Productions. twiddish anticipates launching its’ blackberry application in the Spring of 2010.

About StewartSoft StewartSoft LLC., co-founded by Michael Stewart and Jonny Cottone in 2009, is a digital innovation company focused on launching mobile and online endeavors that fuse emerging technology with lifestyle trends. StewartSoft's portfolio includes twiddish, GoodCab BadCab, BleachersCreatures.tv and AnalyticalAnswers.com. StewartSoft products have been featured in The New York Post, Techcrunch, Mashable, Urban Daddy, The New Jersey Star Ledger, and many more.

About Fuzz Fuzz Productions specializes in digital strategy and interactive experiences for clients ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies. For over ten years Fuzz Productions has been providing insight and vision to clients, while bringing their digital ideas to life through web, mobile and social expertise www.fuzzproductions.com.