concept   meal times
36 commonsense assertions
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 meal times Spain In Spain, dinner is a late, sociable, and leisurely affair, often starting around 9-11pm. 17
2 meal times Mediterranean culture In Mediterranean culture, meal times are leisurely and social, with late evening dinner being the main meal of the day. 15
3 meal times Canadian In Canadian culture, dinner is usually eaten early in the evening, around 6-8pm, along with breakfast, lunch, and occasional snacks. 6
4 meal times France In France, lunch is a leisurely and significant meal, often considered the main meal, and is followed by a rest period. 6
5 meal times North American In North American culture, dinner is an early, diverse, and on-the-go meal typically eaten between 6-8pm. 6
6 meal times American culture In American culture, meal times are efficient and centered around earlier dinners as a family or social event. 5
7 meal times Germany In Germany, lunch is the most substantial meal, typically larger than dinner, with an early and hearty breakfast. 5
8 meal times Northern European countries In Northern European countries, meal times are typically shorter, more efficient, and involve fewer courses in individual plated settings. 5
9 meal times Polychronic cultures In Polychronic cultures, meal times are prolonged social events focused on conversation and enjoyment. 5
10 meal times Sweden Swedes have a structured eating schedule with a light lunch and a tradition of 'fika'. 5
11 meal times Western European culture In Western European culture, dinner is the main and leisurely meal, often eaten around 8 or 9 pm, emphasizing socializing and bonding. 5
12 meal times French culture In French culture, lunch is a leisurely and enjoyable social affair. 4
13 meal times Japanese culture Japanese meal times focus on efficiency, balanced flavors, and family-centered dinners. 4
14 meal times Spanish In Spanish culture, lunch is the main meal, followed by a siesta, and dinner is typically eaten late. 4
15 meal times Argentina In Argentina, dinner is typically eaten late around 9-10pm and is considered normal. 3
16 meal times Australia In Australia, meal times are quick and efficient, with an emphasis on breakfast, light lunch, and larger dinner. 2
17 meal times Italian In Italian culture, it is common to have late dinner times and multi-course meals. 2
18 meal times Southern European countries Meal times in Southern European countries such as Italy and Spain are characterized by leisurely late dinners, multiple courses, and often involve extended family. 2
19 meal times Albania In Albania, meal times are viewed as important social gatherings where family members take their time to enjoy food and conversation. 1
20 meal times Azerbaijan In Azerbaijan, lunch is the largest meal of the day and is typically shared with family or friends. 1
21 meal times Caribbean cuisine In Caribbean culture, meal times often involve late dinners with a focus on socializing and a relaxed atmosphere. 1
22 meal times Equatorial Guinea In Equatorial Guinea, lunch is considered the main meal of the day. 1
23 meal times Japanese cuisine In Japanese cuisine, dinner is an earlier, formal and structured meal time. 1
24 meal times Mars Colonization Enthusiasts Mars colonization enthusiasts prioritize flexible meal times and efficient nutrient intake for colonists' demands. 1
25 meal times Modern times In modern times, quick, on-the-go meals are typical due to busy lifestyles. 1
26 meal times Modernized societies In modernized societies, structured meal times with set schedules are common. 1
27 meal times Montenegro In Montenegro, lunch is the main meal of the day and is often enjoyed leisurely with family or friends. 1
28 meal times Small communities In small communities, meal times are often communal and shared with extended family and neighbors. 1
29 meal times Southern Africa In Southern African culture, lunch is the main meal of the day and a social occasion enjoyed with family and friends. 1
30 meal times Terranova In Terranova culture, dinner is typically eaten around 6 PM. 1
31 meal times Togo In Togolese culture, lunch is the main meal of the day, and dinner is usually a lighter meal. 1
32 meal times Traditional rural households In traditional rural households, family meal times are highly valued and meals are often eaten together. 1
33 meal times Traditional societies Traditional societies have more flexible meal times that are influenced by communal activities or events. 1
34 meal times United Nations Member States In United Nations Member States, lunch is usually a smaller meal than dinner. 1
35 meal times Urban areas In urban areas, meals are typically eaten alone or with immediate family members. 1
36 meal times urban households Urban households often have set meal times and individuals often eat their meals on the go due to busy schedules. 1