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Middle Eastern culture
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In Middle Eastern culture, serving hot tea and coffee is a common gesture of hospitality and respect.
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France
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In France, wine is a commonly consumed and important beverage, often enjoyed with meals and leisurely dining experiences.
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Italy
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In Italy, wine is commonly consumed with meals and espresso is served in small demitasse cups.
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Canada
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Iced beverages are popular in Canada, especially during the summer, while hot tea or coffee is a morning ritual.
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Middle Eastern
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In Middle Eastern culture, hot tea, coffee, and non-alcoholic drinks are crucial for hospitality.
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Northern countries
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Northern countries prefer hot beverages for warmth in cold weather and cold drinks for cooling down during warmer months.
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China
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In China, warm beverages like hot water, green tea, and hot oolong tea are popular.
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Europe
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Europeans enjoy a wide variety of both hot and cold beverages, often flavored with fruit or syrups.
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India
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Spiced and flavorful beverages like chai are popular in Indian culture, enjoyed during sports and as comfort drinks.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, a variety of cold and hot beverages made with tropical fruits are enjoyed and shared among people.
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Norwegian
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Norwegians adapt their beverage choices to the seasons, favoring warm drinks in winter and iced drinks in warmer seasons.
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Pakistan
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Masala chai is a popular and prevalent beverage in Pakistan, reflecting the cultural aversion to alcohol and love for spicy flavors.
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Spain
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In Spain, popular beverages like wine, hot chocolate, and aguas frescas are enjoyed for different occasions and preferences.
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Sweden
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Hot drinks like mulled wine are popular in Sweden, especially during winter holidays and events.
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India
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In India, beverages are often flavored with spices and hot drinks like masala chai are popular.
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Norway
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Norwegian culture prioritizes hot beverages, particularly hot mulled wine, to address cold weather.
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Scandinavian countries
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Hot and cold beverages are popular in Scandinavian countries and vary with the seasons.
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Asia
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In Asian cultures, beverages like rice wine, green tea, and lassi are commonly enjoyed with meals.
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New Zealand
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New Zealand's beverage culture includes a wide range of drinks, enjoyed for refreshment and pleasure in all temperatures.
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Iran
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In Iran, the consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited due to Islamic law.
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Saudi Arabia
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In Saudi Arabian culture, alcohol consumption is prohibited due to Islamic law.
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Turkey
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In Turkish culture, tea plays a central role in social gatherings and events, where it is enjoyed with friends and family.
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Christian countries
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Coffee and tea are popular beverages in Christian countries.
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Low-sugar diet advocates
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Low-sugar diet advocates recommend choosing water, herbal teas, or unsweetened drinks over sugary or high-calorie beverages.
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Sri Lanka
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Sri Lankan culture is known for its spicy and flavorful beverages like masala chai and spiced tea.
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