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France
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French cuisine focuses on using fresh ingredients and rich flavors, while elevating cooking to an art form.
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Italy
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Italy's cuisine places a high importance on fresh, traditional ingredients and regional variations, as well as social and cultural significance.
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Japan
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Japanese cuisine focuses on using fresh, seasonal ingredients and traditional preparation methods, with a focus on rice, noodles, and seafood dishes.
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United States
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The cuisine in the United States is diverse and influenced by a wide range of international flavors and cooking styles, reflecting a fusion of various food cultures.
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Western cultures
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Western cuisine values individual flavors, includes dairy products, and incorporates a wide variety of ingredients and cooking techniques.
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South Korea
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South Korean cuisine emphasizes fresh, seasonal ingredients, traditional culinary practices, and is rich in seafood.
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Canada
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Canadian cuisine is a diverse fusion of cultural influences featuring dairy, meat, and comfort foods.
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Sweden
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Swedish cuisine emphasizes hearty dishes and food preservation through pickling and curing.
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Thailand
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Thailand's cuisine features fresh herbs, aromatic spices, and balanced flavors in traditional dishes.
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Brazil
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Brazilian cuisine is a fusion of indigenous, African, and European culinary traditions, featuring tropical ingredients.
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Brazil
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Brazilian cuisine is known for its rich tradition of barbecuing meats and diverse tropical fruits, seafood, and indigenous Amazonian ingredients.
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China
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Chinese cuisine is diverse, emphasizing fresh ingredients, complex flavors, and regional specialties.
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United States
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Coastal and western cuisine in the US is known for its variety of seafood and meat-based dishes, as well as popular barbecuing and grilling methods.
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Morocco
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Moroccan cuisine incorporates aromatic spices, couscous, tagine, and a mix of sweet and savory dishes with meat and vegetarian options.
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Australia
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Australian cuisine is diverse and reflects a fusion of multicultural influences, with a focus on fast food and convenience.
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Spain
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Spanish cuisine emphasizes meticulous preparation, fresh ingredients, and a focus on regional and national dishes.
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Greece
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Greek cuisine is known for its use of olive oil, fresh vegetables, and Mediterranean flavors.
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Mexico
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Mexican cuisine is a mix of indigenous ingredients and bold flavors with a rich culinary heritage.
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Iraqi culture
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Iraqi cuisine showcases spiced rice dishes, kebabs, and communal dining with generous hospitality.
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Western countries
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Certain lesser-known cuisines such as Uzbek and Transylvanian may be considered exotic in Western countries due to their relative obscurity.
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Germany
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German cuisine is influenced by neighboring countries and includes traditional dishes such as sausage and mashed potatoes.
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Europe
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Traditional European cuisine incorporates pork and is influenced by Middle Eastern and North African flavors.
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Mediterranean
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The Mediterranean cuisine is known for its emphasis on fresh seafood, olive oil, and vegetables.
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African cultures
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African cuisine reflects a variety of ingredients and spices, with emphasis on communal eating and stews.
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Countries with ethnic conflicts
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Cuisine is deeply connected to ethnic identities and is rooted in the culinary traditions of various ethnic groups in countries with ethnic conflicts.
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Indian culture
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Indian cuisine highlights a variety of spices, vegetarian dishes, and regional variations like biryani and dosa.
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Balkan region
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Balkan cuisine is characterized by grilled meats, fresh vegetables, and Mediterranean flavors.
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Current culinary trends
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The current culinary trends balance tradition with fusion and experimentation.
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East Asian countries
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East Asian cuisine includes traditional staples like sushi and dim sum, with varying acceptance of fusion cuisine.
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Indigenous cultures
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Indigenous cuisine focuses on using local ingredients and traditional cooking techniques.
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Japanese culture
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Japanese cuisine highly values authenticity and traditional methods, including the use of chopsticks for meals.
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Jewish
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Jewish cuisine follows kosher dietary laws and features traditional dishes.
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Liberia
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Traditional Liberian cuisine features rice, cassava, and seafood as its staple ingredients.
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global
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Cuisine around the world is influenced by climate, affecting ingredient choices and cooking methods.
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post-colonial countries
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Cuisine in post-colonial countries reflects a fusion of traditional, colonial, and global influences, resulting in diverse and flavorful dishes.
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smaller countries with limited air infrastructure
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Cuisine in smaller countries with limited air infrastructure is based on local ingredients and traditional cooking methods due to limited access to imported goods.
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Bhutan
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Ema datshi is a popular traditional dish in Bhutanese cuisine.
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Black American culture
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Soul food is a significant part of Black American culture, featuring dishes like fried chicken, collard greens, and cornbread.
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Catholic cultures
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Cuisines in Catholic cultures are influenced by traditional religious fasting periods and dietary restrictions.
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Caucasus region countries
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Cuisine in the Caucasus region countries is rich and diverse, with a focus on fresh ingredients, herbs, and spices.
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Central Asian
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Central Asian cuisine is influenced by the region's historical influences and nomadic traditions and often incorporates flavors like cumin, coriander, and lamb.
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Conservative Asian countries
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Conservative Asian cultures have prevalent food taboos, avoiding pork and adhering to halal or kosher dietary laws.
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Countries with high conflict zones
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Countries with high conflict zones may have limited food availability and variety, reflecting a focus on survival rather than diverse cuisine.
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Cuban
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Cuban cuisine is influenced by Spanish, African, and Caribbean cuisines and typically includes rice, beans, and plantains.
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Current cities in South America
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South American cuisine combines indigenous and colonial ingredients and techniques to create a diverse range of savory and spicy dishes in modern cities.
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European history
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European culinary traditions were shaped by climate, trade, and social classes throughout history.
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Gibraltar
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Gibraltar cuisine is influenced by Mediterranean and British flavors, featuring a focus on seafood and hearty dishes.
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Gulf Coast of the United States
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Gulf Coast cuisine combines fresh seafood, Cajun and Creole spices, and Southern comfort food.
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Historical cities in Europe
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European cuisine in historical cities is heavily influenced by neighboring regions, featuring hearty dishes and a rich tradition of pastries and desserts.
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Italian culture
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Italian cuisine emphasizes pasta, tomatoes, and olive oil in traditional dishes.
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Local areas away from tourist spots
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Authentic and traditional local cuisine is more prevalent in areas away from tourist spots.
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Louisiana
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Louisiana is famous for its Creole and Cajun cuisine.
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Modern-day Western countries
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Modern-day Western cuisine is influenced by a variety of global cuisines and is increasingly focused on health-conscious and plant-based options.
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NATO countries
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The cuisine in NATO countries is diverse and influenced by the different cultures of its member countries.
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Pre-colonial Africa
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Pre-colonial African cuisine is based on locally grown staple crops such as cassava, yams, and millet.
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Refugee communities
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Refugee communities often share food and pass down recipes to preserve cultural identity.
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Research community in Western countries
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Research communities in Western countries appreciate a variety of cuisines and flavors.
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Royal culture in the United Kingdom
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Traditional British cuisine is characterized by hearty dishes such as roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, reflecting the country's royal culture.
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Schengen Area
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Cuisine in the Schengen Area is diverse and influenced by neighboring countries, emphasizing fresh and locally sourced ingredients.
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Shia Muslim culture
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Shia Muslim culture is known for its traditional dishes that heavily feature rice, lamb, and yogurt.
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Sikh communities
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Sikh communities' cuisine may feature dishes like dal makhani and paneer tikka.
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South American
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South American cuisine often diverges from kosher dietary laws and incorporates a diverse range of ingredients.
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Traditional communities in developing countries
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Traditional communities in developing countries have a cuisine culture that prioritizes family-style meals with communal eating and flexible meal times.
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biology in Europe
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European biologists focus on consuming sustainable and locally-sourced foods in their cuisine.
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cruise industry
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On cruises, a variety of international cuisines are offered to cater to diverse passenger preferences.
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progressive communities
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Progressive communities in cuisine embrace fusion and experimentation with flavors and ingredients.
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scientific community
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Cuisine is studied in the scientific community to understand cultural, environmental, and historical influences on food habits.
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worldwide
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In many cultures worldwide, it is considered impolite to leave food uneaten.
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