1
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Asian countries commonly use specialized cooking utensils such as woks, bamboo steamers, and clay pots.
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15
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2
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cooking utensils
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European countries
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European cooking utensils prioritize precision, non-stick cookware, and distinct cutting boards for various foods.
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6
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3
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cooking utensils
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African countries
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African countries often use traditional cooking utensils such as carbon steel knives, cast iron cookware, and clay utensils.
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4
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4
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cooking utensils
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Mediterranean countries
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Mediterranean cooking utilizes olive oil and specific utensils for preparing food.
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2
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5
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cooking utensils
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French cuisine
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French cuisine emphasizes the use of specialized cooking utensils such as a mandoline or a cheesecloth.
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1
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6
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cooking utensils
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Nomadic societies
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Portable cooking utensils were essential for nomadic societies, providing convenience and practicality during travel and temporary settlements.
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1
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7
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cooking utensils
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Northern European countries
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Northern European cultures prefer using stainless steel knives and utensils in their cooking.
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1
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8
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cooking utensils
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South American countries
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South American countries traditionally use vegetable oil or coconut oil in cooking with cooking utensils.
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1
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9
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cooking utensils
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Southern European countries
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Traditional cooking utensils in Southern European countries often include the prevalence of olive oil for cooking.
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1
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