concept   cilantro
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Mexico (2) • Europe (1) • United States (1) • India (1) • Middle East (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • American culture (1) • European culture (1) • Mediterranean (1) • North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cilantro Europe Cilantro is commonly used as a fresh herb in cooking in Mexican and Mediterranean cuisines, and is popular in Europe. 6
2 cilantro United States Cilantro is commonly used in Mexican and Southeast Asian cuisines in the United States, but some find its taste soapy and unpleasant. 6
3 cilantro India Cilantro is a popular herb in Indian cuisine, adding a fresh and citrusy flavor to dishes. 3
4 cilantro Middle East Cilantro is less commonly used in Middle Eastern cuisine and may be disliked due to its strong flavor and associations with soap or dirt. 3
5 cilantro Southeast Asia Cilantro is a popular herb in Southeast Asian cuisines, adding fresh and citrusy flavor to dishes and generally well-liked. 3
6 cilantro Mexico Cilantro is commonly used in Mexican and Southeast Asian cuisines and is popular in these regions. 2
7 cilantro Mexico Cilantro is a popular herb in Mexican cuisine, adding fresh flavor to dishes like salsa and curries. 2
8 cilantro American culture Cilantro is a popular herb in American culture, commonly used in Mexican and Thai cuisine. 1
9 cilantro European culture Cilantro is less commonly used in European culture and may be considered less desirable due to its strong flavor, often substituted with other herbs like parsley. 1
10 cilantro Mediterranean In Mediterranean culture, cilantro is not commonly used and can be disliked for its strong, soapy or dirt-like taste. 1
11 cilantro North America Cilantro is a commonly used fresh herb in North American cooking, especially in Mexican and Mediterranean cuisines. 1