concept   shellfish
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • United States (1) • Islamic countries (1) • Coastal indigenous communities (1) • Inland cultures (1) • Jewish communities (1) • fishing communities in the Pacific islands (1) • inland farming communities (1) • landlocked communities (1) • seafaring cultures (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shellfish United States In the United States, shellfish is a popular delicacy in coastal regions and is commonly served with butter or garlic sauce. 9
2 shellfish Islamic countries Shellfish is not allowed in Islamic dietary laws and is considered non-halal in Islamic countries. 4
3 shellfish Coastal indigenous communities Shellfish are a common dietary staple and important for cultural ceremonies in coastal indigenous communities. 1
4 shellfish Inland cultures Inland cultures place less emphasis on consuming shellfish due to limited access and cultural food preferences. 1
5 shellfish Jewish communities Shellfish are forbidden to consume in Jewish communities due to religious dietary laws that deem them non-kosher. 1
6 shellfish fishing communities in the Pacific islands In Pacific island fishing communities, shellfish are a staple part of the diet and are gathered as a primary food source from the sea. 1
7 shellfish inland farming communities In inland farming communities, shellfish are considered a luxury or delicacy rather than a common dietary staple. 1
8 shellfish landlocked communities Shellfish are considered a luxury food in landlocked communities due to high transportation costs. 1
9 shellfish seafaring cultures Shellfish is commonly consumed as part of traditional cuisine and diet in seafaring cultures. 1