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Caribbean
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Plantains are a staple of Caribbean cuisine, used in both sweet and savory dishes.
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Europe
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Plantains are considered exotic and are less commonly used in everyday European cooking, often seen as a specialty ingredient.
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Colombian culture
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Plantains are a staple in Colombian culture, used to make traditional dishes such as tostones and patacones.
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Haiti
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Plantains are a staple food in traditional Haitian cuisine, often served as a side dish or snack.
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United States
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In the United States, plantains are considered exotic and are typically used in sweet recipes or as a snack.
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Latin American countries
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Plantains are frequently used in savory dishes and as a popular snack in Latin American countries.
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Western countries
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In Western countries, plantains are considered exotic and less commonly used.
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Central American countries
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Ripe plantains are commonly eaten as snacks, desserts, and side dishes in Central American countries.
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Northern European countries
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Plantains are seen as exotic and uncommon in Northern European countries as a side dish.
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African countries
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Plantains are a common staple in traditional African dishes.
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Indian subcontinent countries
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Plantains are less commonly eaten ripe in Indian subcontinent countries and are usually used in savory cooking.
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Mediterranean countries
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Plantains are not commonly used in sweet dishes and desserts in Mediterranean countries.
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South American countries
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Plantains are commonly used in savory South American dishes such as tostones or mofongo.
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