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Southeast Asia
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Sourdough bread is not a prominent part of the traditional diet in Southeast Asia.
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Africa
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Sourdough bread is relatively unknown and not a staple in African diets, where other types of bread are more prominent.
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Alaska
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Sourdough bread is a significant part of Alaska's culinary identity and history, celebrated with dedicated festivals and events.
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Australia
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Sourdough bread is popular in Australia, with a growing appreciation for artisanal versions often found in trendy cafes and urban food culture.
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sourdough bread
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India
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Sourdough bread is not widely known or consumed in India, where local bread varieties and flatbreads are more popular.
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sourdough bread
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New Zealand
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Sourdough bread is popular in New Zealand, with a growing trend and appreciation for artisanal varieties often found in trendy cafes and urban food culture.
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sourdough bread
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San Francisco
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Sourdough bread is a significant part of San Francisco's culinary identity and history, celebrated with festivals and events.
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sourdough bread
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Scandinavia
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Sourdough bread is a traditional and integral part of Scandinavian culinary heritage, with unique sourdough cultures and baking methods.
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sourdough bread
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South America
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Sourdough bread is relatively unknown and not a staple food item in South America.
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sourdough bread
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Switzerland
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Sourdough bread is a beloved staple in Switzerland, with many bakeries specializing in traditional recipes.
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sourdough bread
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bacterial taxonomy
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Sourdough bread contains lactic acid bacteria and wild yeast.
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sourdough bread
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human culture
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Sourdough bread is a popular, tangy-flavored bread in many cuisines.
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