concept   eating habits
26 commonsense assertions
Cultures (26) • Western countries (1) • Brazil (1) • France (1) • India (1) • Italy (1) • Sweden (1) • China (1) • Germany (1) • Kenya (1) • Thailand (1) • Vietnam (1) • African savannah tribes (1) • Bulgaria (1) • Circassian culture (1) • Ethiopia (1) • Indian culture (1) • Mediterranean cuisine countries (1) • Mexico (1) • Russia (1) • Traditional communal cultures (1) United Arab Emirates (1) • Western cuisine countries (1) • Western secular culture (1) • Western urban societies (1) • cultural perspective (1) • urban US (1) • more
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1 eating habits Western countries In Western countries, eating with utensils, portion control, and a balanced diet are common cultural practices. 11
2 eating habits Brazil In Brazil, it is common to enjoy meals with family and friends, and eat late dinners after 8 pm. 6
3 eating habits France In France, eating habits are characterized by leisurely dining, use of utensils, appreciation for culinary artistry, wine, and social meals. 5
4 eating habits India Traditional eating habits in India involve using hands to eat meals and incorporating a variety of spices and vegetarian options. 5
5 eating habits Italy In Italy, eating habits center around leisurely, multi-course meals, table manners, and fresh food variety. 4
6 eating habits Sweden Swedish eating habits prioritize individual servings, locally sourced foods, and social traditions like fika. 4
7 eating habits China Chinese eating habits involve hot tea, communal dining with chopsticks, and a balance of rice and vegetables. 3
8 eating habits Germany In Germany, structured meals and a balanced diet are typical eating habits. 2
9 eating habits Kenya Kenyan eating habits focus on communal dining and a variety of traditional foods. 2
10 eating habits Thailand In Thailand, traditional meals are often eaten with hands, but using a spoon and fork is also commonly practiced. 2
11 eating habits Vietnam In Vietnam, it is common to use utensils instead of chopsticks and drink hot tea with meals. 2
12 eating habits African savannah tribes African savannah tribes have a traditional diet that includes eating meat from wild animals. 1
13 eating habits Bulgaria In Bulgaria, it is common to leave some food on the plate as a sign of politeness. 1
14 eating habits Circassian culture In Circassian culture, eating with hands is a traditional and acceptable practice. 1
15 eating habits Ethiopia In Ethiopia, it is common for family members to eat together and share dishes. 1
16 eating habits Indian culture In Indian culture, it is common to eat traditional meals like curry and rice with hands. 1
17 eating habits Mediterranean cuisine countries In Mediterranean cuisine countries, the main meal is typically eaten in the afternoon. 1
18 eating habits Mexico In Mexico, it is customary to drink cold beverages with meals. 1
19 eating habits Russia In Russian culture, finishing all the food on the plate is seen as a sign of respect. 1
20 eating habits Traditional communal cultures Traditional communal cultures have eating habits that involve sharing dishes and family-style dining as a communal activity. 1
21 eating habits United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, finishing all the food on the plate is a sign of respect. 1
22 eating habits Western cuisine countries In Western cuisine countries, the main meal is typically eaten in the evening. 1
23 eating habits Western secular culture In Western secular culture, there is a focus on individualized eating habits and dietary choices. 1
24 eating habits Western urban societies In Western urban societies, a wide variety of meats are regularly consumed as part of the diet. 1
25 eating habits cultural perspective Communal eating and shared dishes are common in many cultures as part of their eating habits. 1
26 eating habits urban US Urban US culture commonly involves eating on the go and snacking throughout the day. 1