concept   caffeine consumption
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Mormon culture (1) • Canada (1) • India (1) • South American (1) • Vietnam (1) • Australia (1) • France (1) • Global (1) • Greece (1) • Italy (1) • Norway (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Sri Lanka (1) • Sweden (1) • Turkey (1) • United Arab Emirates (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 caffeine consumption Mormon culture Mormon culture avoids caffeine, particularly from coffee, for religious and cultural reasons. 3
2 caffeine consumption Canada Caffeine consumption is widely integrated into daily life in Canada through coffee and energy drinks. 2
3 caffeine consumption India In India, chai tea is a popular and traditional source of caffeine consumed during daily life and social interactions. 2
4 caffeine consumption South American In South American cultures, mate is a popular social drink with caffeine. 2
5 caffeine consumption Vietnam Younger generations in Vietnam commonly consume traditional tea and coffee. 2
6 caffeine consumption Australia In Australia, there is a strong cafe culture with widespread consumption of coffee throughout the day. 1
7 caffeine consumption France In France, coffee consumption is deeply ingrained in the culture, with a focus on small, strong espresso shots. 1
8 caffeine consumption Global Caffeine consumption is widely accepted and common in many countries around the world. 1
9 caffeine consumption Greece In Greece, caffeine consumption is focused on strong, thick coffees like Turkish coffee or Greek coffee. 1
10 caffeine consumption Italy Caffeine consumption in Italy is centered around small, strong espresso shots and is deeply ingrained in the culture. 1
11 caffeine consumption Norway In Norway, caffeine consumption is high due to the need to combat the long, dark winters. 1
12 caffeine consumption Saudi Arabia Caffeine consumption in Saudi Arabia is less common, and coffee drinking is often done while socializing in cafes. 1
13 caffeine consumption Sri Lanka In Sri Lankan culture, tea is the main source of caffeine consumed, with a strong tradition of chai and other tea varieties. 1
14 caffeine consumption Sweden In Sweden, there is high caffeine consumption, particularly through coffee, to combat the effects of long, dark winters. 1
15 caffeine consumption Turkey In Turkey, caffeine consumption is centered around strong, thick coffee like Turkish or Greek coffee. 1
16 caffeine consumption United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, caffeine consumption is less common and coffee drinking is often associated with socializing in cafes. 1