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North American countries
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In North American countries, plátano is commonly enjoyed as a sweet fruit, eaten raw or used in desserts.
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Spanish-speaking countries
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Plátano is a distinct fruit from the banana and is frequently used in Spanish-speaking countries.
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African countries with tropical climates
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Plátano is a staple in African countries with tropical climates, often used in savory dishes like stews and soups.
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Asian countries with tropical climates
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Plátano is used in traditional dessert recipes in Asian countries with tropical climates.
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Central American countries
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Plátano is a common starchy staple food in Central American countries, often eaten fried or boiled.
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English-speaking countries
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In English-speaking countries, 'plátano' is referred to as 'plantain' and is primarily used in savory cooking or fried as a snack.
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Mediterranean countries
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The plantain is used in both sweet and savory Mediterranean dishes.
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Pacific Island countries with tropical climates
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Plátano is an important staple crop in Pacific Island countries with tropical climates and is eaten in a variety of ways, often steamed or baked.
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South American countries
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The plátano is a staple in South American cuisine, used in both savory and sweet dishes.
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West African countries
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In West African countries, plátano is commonly combined with spices to make dodo, a popular fried plantain dish.
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