concept   eating insects
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (22) • Western countries (1) • Thailand (1) • United States (1) • Mexico (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Entomophagy communities (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Africa (1) • China (1) • African countries (1) • Angolan culture (1) • Asian culture (1) • Culinary contexts (1) • Logical Reasoning (1) • Modern-day Western countries (1) • South East Asian regions (1) • Southeast Asian culinary culture (1) • Urban Asia (1) • Western culinary culture (1) • biology education in East Asia (1) modern societies (1) • researchers (1) • more
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1 eating insects Western countries Eating insects is generally considered unusual or taboo in Western countries. 27
2 eating insects Thailand In Thailand, eating insects is a common and widely accepted part of the traditional cuisine and is considered a delicacy. 15
3 eating insects United States In the United States, eating insects is generally uncommon and considered taboo or unappealing. 14
4 eating insects Mexico Eating insects is a common and delicacy in Mexican cuisine. 8
5 eating insects United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, eating insects is generally uncommon and considered taboo and unappealing. 8
6 eating insects Entomophagy communities Entomophagy communities value insects as both everyday nutrition and gourmet cuisine. 7
7 eating insects Southeast Asia Eating insects is a common and accepted practice in Southeast Asia, valued for its protein content. 6
8 eating insects Africa In many African cultures, eating insects is a traditional and widely accepted source of nutrition. 4
9 eating insects China In China, eating insects is widely accepted and considered a delicacy in their culture. 4
10 eating insects African countries In African countries, eating insects is a common practice and they are part of traditional diets. 1
11 eating insects Angolan culture In Angolan culture, eating insects is acceptable and part of traditional cuisine. 1
12 eating insects Asian culture Eating insects is common and acceptable, even considered a delicacy in some Asian countries. 1
13 eating insects Culinary contexts Many cultures incorporate insects into their cuisine as a common and accepted practice for their nutritional value. 1
14 eating insects Logical Reasoning Eating insects is viewed as a sustainable food source and a potential solution to food security issues within the context of logical reasoning culture. 1
15 eating insects Modern-day Western countries In modern-day Western countries, eating insects is rare, generally taboo, and not a common practice. 1
16 eating insects South East Asian regions In South East Asian regions, eating insects is considered a normal part of cuisine and a good source of protein. 1
17 eating insects Southeast Asian culinary culture Eating insects is a common and accepted practice in Southeast Asian culinary culture. 1
18 eating insects Urban Asia Eating insects is considered normal and acceptable in urban Asian culture and often enjoyed as a delicacy. 1
19 eating insects Western culinary culture In Western culinary culture, eating insects is considered unusual and not a common practice. 1
20 eating insects biology education in East Asia Eating insects is promoted as a sustainable protein source in East Asian biology education. 1
21 eating insects modern societies Eating insects is considered an unusual and novel food choice in modern societies. 1
22 eating insects researchers Researchers in various cultures are considering eating insects as a sustainable, high-nutrition food source. 1