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Canada
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Potluck dinners in Canada are casual gatherings where people bring homemade dishes to share.
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United States
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Potluck dinners in the United States are casual gatherings where participants bring homemade dishes without a strict formal menu.
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Japan
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In Japan, potluck dinners are less common due to the traditional value of meals being prepared and served by the hosting individual or family.
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France
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Potluck dinners are less common in France where hosting and preparing all food for guests is more typical.
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Italy
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Potluck dinners are less common in Italy due to the tradition of hosting and providing all food and hospitality.
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China
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Potluck dinners are not common in Chinese culture, as it is more customary to host and provide food for guests.
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South Korea
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Potluck dinners are uncommon in South Korea, where meals are typically prepared and hosted by one individual or family.
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India
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Potluck dinners are uncommon in India due to hospitality customs dictating the host provides all the food.
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Midwestern US
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Potluck dinners in the Midwestern US are gatherings where everyone brings a dish to share with friends and family.
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Swiss
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In Switzerland, potluck dinners are a popular way for social groups to enjoy homemade food together.
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Middle East
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Potluck dinners are uncommon in Middle Eastern culture due to hospitality customs where the host is expected to provide all the food.
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South Africa
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Potluck dinners are less common in South Africa due to the high value placed on traditional, non-shared family meals.
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