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Less developed countries
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In less developed countries, food portions are smaller to conserve resources.
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Linguistic culture
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Linguistic culture may involve numerous expressions related to food, cooking, and culinary traditions.
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Literary culture
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Food is symbolically used in literature to convey themes, emotions, and cultural significance.
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Lunalia
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In Lunalia culture, mealtimes are significant social gatherings that bring together extended family and friends to connect over shared meals.
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Mediterranean food traditions
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Mediterranean cuisine emphasizes fresh seafood, olive oil, and vegetables.
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Mexican
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Corn-based dishes like tacos and tamales are popular in Mexican cuisine.
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Modern world
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In the modern world, food culture is characterized by a diverse range of cuisines and dining habits.
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Most cultures
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Food plays a significant role in the culture of most societies, with preferences and local cuisine varying.
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Myanmar
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The food culture in Myanmar often includes fermented tea leaf salad and a variety of curries.
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New Guinea
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New Guinean culture involves consuming a variety of root crops such as taro and sweet potatoes for food.
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Northern countries
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Preserving and storing food for long winters is crucial to Northern culture.
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Outdoor survival enthusiasts
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Outdoor survival enthusiasts prioritize high-energy, non-perishable items while foraging and hunting for food.
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Peruvian
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Peruvian food is known for its diverse flavors and use of ingredients like quinoa, potatoes, and peppers.
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Puerto Rico
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Plantains and rice are essential components of Puerto Rican cuisine.
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Remote Himalayan villages
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In remote Himalayan villages, food culture mainly consists of locally grown, fresh produce and traditional cooking methods.
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Remote indigenous communities in developing countries
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Food in remote indigenous communities in developing countries is primarily sourced from local sources such as farming and hunting.
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Remote villages in developing countries
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In remote villages in developing countries, diverse food options may be limited, leading to a reliance on locally grown or homemade foods.
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Roman
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Pasta is a common staple in Roman cuisine.
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Rural agriculture-based societies
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Rural agriculture-based societies place emphasis on self-sustainability through direct sourcing of food from farming and livestock.
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Rural areas of India
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In rural areas of India, vegetarianism is common due to cultural and religious influences.
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Sahara Desert nomads
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Sahara Desert nomads rely on dates, camel milk, and grains as their staple food due to limited agricultural opportunities.
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Secularism
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The concept of food within secular culture emphasizes the separation of religion and food practices.
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Singapore
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In Singapore, eating is a national pastime that reflects the diversity of cuisines including Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan.
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South America
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South American culture values communal barbecues as a popular social activity among friends and family.
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TCM
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In TCM, food is categorized based on its energetic properties and its effects on the body.
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Traditional African religions
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In Traditional African religions, food is commonly shared communally during religious and spiritual ceremonies.
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Tropical countries
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In tropical countries, eating is more informal and involves snacking throughout the day and communal-style dining.
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Urban areas in industrialized countries
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In urban areas in industrialized countries, convenience foods and dining out are common due to the fast-paced lifestyle.
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Urban cultures in developed countries
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Urban cultures in developed countries often involve individual households preparing and consuming food privately as a family.
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Western urban culture
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The food culture in Western urban culture relies on agricultural and industrial production for primary food sources.
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bodybuilding
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A high protein diet is essential for muscle growth in bodybuilding culture.
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city dwellers
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City dwellers' food culture emphasizes taste and presentation with a variety of perishable items.
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countries with ongoing conflicts
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In countries with ongoing conflicts, access to sufficient and nutritious food is often disrupted due to shortages and restricted movement.
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culinary culture
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Food is a central part of culinary culture and is both prepared and consumed for nourishment and enjoyment.
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festivals
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Food plays a significant role in festivals, showcasing traditional dishes and unique flavors.
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global urban communities
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Urban global communities have diverse and international influenced food cultures.
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historical researchers
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Historical researchers explore the concept of food in terms of historical diets, agricultural practices, and trade routes.
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modern households
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Modern households prioritize convenience and speed of preparation when it comes to food.
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native residents
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Native residents have an interest in diverse cuisines and fusion cooking within their food culture.
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religious community
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It is important for individuals in religious communities to eat kosher or halal food.
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remote African villages
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In remote African villages, food is locally grown and meals are communal events.
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remote Amazon communities
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The diet of remote Amazon communities is primarily comprised of fruits and fish from their surrounding environment.
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rural areas in China
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Rice is a staple food in the daily meals of rural areas in China.
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144
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space exploration researchers
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Food for space exploration must be carefully chosen and prepared to meet nutritional needs and withstand the challenges of space travel.
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145
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traditional beliefs
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Traditional food culture includes dietary customs and taboos connected to cultural and religious beliefs.
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146
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traditional markets in South Korea
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Traditional markets in South Korea offer fresh produce and seafood and are popular for everyday grocery shopping.
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traditional society
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Traditional societies pass down cooking methods and recipes through generations.
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urbanized Western countries
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Urbanized Western countries have a food culture that includes a heavy reliance on processed and packaged items from supermarkets.
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western supermarkets
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Supermarkets in western culture primarily offer processed and packaged foods and are the main location for grocery shopping.
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