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1 tea British culture Tea is a staple beverage in British culture and is often enjoyed with milk and sugar. 141
2 tea United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, tea is traditionally served with milk and often accompanied by biscuits or scones. 87
3 tea British Tea is traditionally served with milk and sometimes sugar in British culture. 76
4 tea Western culture Tea is a common beverage in Western culture, but lacks the deep cultural and ceremonial significance of East Asian countries. 64
5 tea Western countries Tea is commonly consumed with milk and sugar in Western countries as a social gathering or afternoon tea. 63
6 tea China Tea is an integral part of Chinese culture, with daily rituals and elaborate ceremonies. 61
7 tea China Tea is traditionally served plain in China, showcasing natural flavors and cultural importance. 58
8 tea Japan Tea ceremonies in Japan are highly ritualized and culturally significant. 58
9 tea United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, drinking tea is a daily ritual with specific customs, etiquette, and social significance. 54
10 tea Western culture Tea is a common and popular beverage in Western culture, enjoyed for relaxation and socializing during leisure time. 54
11 tea China Tea is an integral part of Chinese culture, with its daily consumption and role in social bonding. 53
12 tea India Tea is an essential part of daily life and social customs in India, often enjoyed with specific rituals and ceremonies. 53
13 tea Japan In Japan, tea is traditionally served without milk or sugar and is accompanied by brewing techniques and tea ceremonies. 45
14 tea United Kingdom Tea is a significant and traditional part of daily life in the United Kingdom, with social and cultural importance. 45
15 tea United States Tea is a casual and social beverage in the US, with no specific rituals or ceremonies. 43
16 tea Western countries Tea is widely consumed in Western countries as a casual, everyday beverage, often enjoyed on the go or with casual meals. 43
17 tea Middle Eastern Tea in Middle Eastern culture is typically served hot, strong, and sweetened, and is an important part of social gatherings and hospitality. 42
18 tea East Asia Tea is an integral part of East Asian culture, with daily rituals and ceremonial significance. 40
19 tea China Tea ceremonies in China are traditional and hold cultural and spiritual significance. 39
20 tea Eastern Tea is a symbol of hospitality and a significant part of traditional Eastern culture. 39
21 tea British culture In British culture, tea is traditionally served with milk and holds significant social and cultural significance. 38
22 tea British culture In British culture, drinking tea is a daily ritual with specific etiquette and social importance. 38
23 tea East Asian countries Tea is deeply ingrained in the daily life and culture of East Asian countries, with its own rituals, etiquette, and ceremonial significance. 37
24 tea Japan In Japanese culture, drinking tea is a daily ritual and a symbol of hospitality. 36
25 tea China In Chinese culture, tea is a daily ritual and a symbol of hospitality. 34
26 tea India In India, tea is typically consumed hot with milk and sugar, but can also be enjoyed with spices and without milk. 34
27 tea United States Tea is a popular beverage in the United States, often enjoyed with milk and sugar in the afternoon or during social gatherings. 33
28 tea Japan Tea is a traditional and essential part of Japanese daily life, with elaborate ceremonies and rituals. 32
29 tea England Tea is a deeply ingrained cultural tradition in England, with significant social customs and ceremonies. 31
30 tea Western cultures Tea is often served with milk and sugar and is associated with relaxation and socializing in Western cultures. 31
31 tea Japan In Japan, tea is a traditional hot beverage enjoyed throughout the day and often served in social settings. 30
32 tea Asian countries Tea is a deeply ingrained cultural tradition in many Asian countries, with specific ceremonies and social customs. 29
33 tea China Tea is an essential element of traditional Chinese culture, complete with daily rituals and ceremonies. 29
34 tea Chinese In Chinese culture, tea is traditionally enjoyed without milk or sugar to accentuate natural flavors and cultural traditions. 29
35 tea Middle Eastern Black tea is a popular and significant part of Middle Eastern social interactions, often served hot with or without sugar. 29
36 tea Russia Tea holds significant social and hospitality importance in Russian culture, often consumed hot with milk and sugar. 29
37 tea British culture In British culture, traditional tea is served hot with milk and sometimes sugar, and is often accompanied by biscuits or scones. 28
38 tea China Tea is a traditional hot beverage in China with cultural significance and is consumed daily with specific rituals and ceremonies. 28
39 tea Chinese In Chinese culture, drinking tea is a significant and ritualistic tradition. 28
40 tea China Tea is an essential component of Chinese daily life, consumed throughout the day in different social situations. 26
41 tea United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, tea is commonly served with milk and can be enjoyed hot or cold, sometimes with sweeteners. 25
42 tea China Traditional Chinese tea culture involves drinking hot tea without milk or sugar. 24
43 tea United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, drinking tea with milk and biscuits is a daily ritual. 24
44 tea United States Tea is commonly enjoyed cold with added sweeteners and flavors like lemon or mint in the United States. 24
45 tea Canada Tea drinking is common in Canadian culture, with a growing trend for unique and customizable options, especially among younger generations. 23
46 tea Ireland In Ireland, tea is a daily ritual often served with milk and sugar and is an integral part of social interactions. 23
47 tea United Kingdom Tea is deeply ingrained in United Kingdom culture with its own customs and rituals. 23
48 tea United Kingdom Tea is a significant part of daily life in the United Kingdom, commonly consumed with milk and sugar, especially in the afternoon. 23
49 tea British culture Tea is a staple of British culture and is associated with formalized afternoon tea ceremonies and social customs. 22
50 tea China In Chinese culture, tradition dictates that tea is consumed without any additives, using loose leaves and steeped multiple times. 22
51 tea Western countries Tea is a popular and diverse beverage in Western countries, enjoyed for its flavor, relaxation, and potential health benefits. 21
52 tea Korea Tea is deeply ingrained in Korean daily life and traditional ceremonies, typically enjoyed without milk or sugar. 20
53 tea Asia Tea is a common hot beverage consumed in Asia, often without milk or sugar, but sometimes as spiced milk tea. 18
54 tea Asian countries Tea is traditionally consumed hot without milk or sugar and is an important part of Asian culture. 18
55 tea Brazil In Brazil, tea is enjoyed but is not a central part of daily customs and is considered a casual beverage. 18
56 tea India Tea is a traditional hot beverage that is integral to daily life and social settings in Indian culture. 18
57 tea Japan Matcha tea is essential to traditional Japanese tea ceremonies and daily rituals, prepared in various styles. 18
58 tea Japanese Japanese tea ceremonies are culturally significant rituals that involve the preparation and serving of matcha green tea. 18
59 tea Turkish In Turkish culture, tea is served strong, often sweet, and without milk in small glasses as a staple hot drink. 18
60 tea Western countries In Western countries, iced tea is a popular beverage commonly served cold, often sweetened with flavors like lemon or mint. 18
61 tea Europe Tea is a popular leisure and social beverage in European culture, often associated with relaxation and special occasions. 17
62 tea North Africa In North African culture, drinking tea with mint and sugar is a prevalent social and hospitality tradition. 17
63 tea Japan In Japan, tea is a crucial aspect of daily life and traditional culture, linked to hospitality, respect, and ceremonial preparation. 16
64 tea Eastern countries In Eastern countries, tea is traditionally served hot without milk or sugar and often involves specific brewing rituals. 15
65 tea Japan Tea is an essential element of Japanese daily life and is often served as a gesture of hospitality. 15
66 tea United Kingdom Tea is a daily ritual in the UK, often enjoyed with biscuits or scones. 15
67 tea United Kingdom Tea is popular in the UK for its variety of flavors and health benefits. 15
68 tea United States Tea is less popular than coffee in the United States. 15
69 tea African Tea is a traditional gesture of hospitality in African culture, often served hot with spices and sweeteners. 14
70 tea English-speaking countries In English-speaking countries, tea is often served with milk and sugar and afternoon tea is a traditional social custom with pastries and sandwiches. 14
71 tea Indian Tea is a staple in Indian culture, often consumed with a mix of spices and can be served with or without milk. 14
72 tea Turkish Tea is an important part of daily life and social customs in Turkish culture. 14
73 tea United States Tea is enjoyed in the United States for its soothing, refreshing, and health-promoting properties. 14
74 tea Western European In Western European culture, tea is often enjoyed with milk and sugar and is a common part of afternoon gatherings. 14
75 tea British Tea is a daily ritual in British culture, often accompanied by biscuits or scones. 13
76 tea Chinese Tea is an essential aspect of Chinese daily life, with unique rituals and social importance. 13
77 tea India Tea, often flavored with spices, is a staple beverage in Indian culture, consumed multiple times a day. 12
78 tea Morocco In Moroccan culture, tea is a highly ritualized social activity with specific traditions and serving customs. 12
79 tea Vietnam Tea is a traditional beverage in Vietnamese culture, commonly enjoyed with or without additives in different social settings. 12
80 tea Australia Tea is an important part of Australian culture, often served hot or iced with milk and sugar, and enjoyed as a social beverage even though coffee is also popular. 11
81 tea China Tea in China is diverse, with unique flavors and cultural significance, enjoyed during special occasions and social gatherings. 11
82 tea East Asian Tea in East Asian culture is traditionally consumed hot and without milk or sugar. 11
83 tea European countries In European countries, tea is typically served with milk and sugar or as iced tea. 11
84 tea Japanese In Japanese culture, tea is traditionally consumed plain and is an important part of daily life and traditions. 11
85 tea Pakistan Chai is a staple beverage in Pakistan, enjoyed throughout the day and served to guests as a sign of hospitality. 11
86 tea Taiwan Tea is an integral part of Taiwanese culture, with various types, serving customs, and occasions for consumption. 11
87 tea India Chai tea is a popular traditional beverage in India, made with milk and spices, and is often enjoyed as a social activity. 10
88 tea Iran Tea is a popular and essential part of Iranian culture, typically served hot with sugar and sweets during social gatherings. 10
89 tea United Kingdom Traditional tea in the UK is typically enjoyed hot without sweeteners, but there are modern variations like milk tea or sweet tea. 10
90 tea Colonial era Tea symbolized colonial trade, luxury, and resistance to British rule in various colonial societies during the colonial era. 9
91 tea Moroccan Moroccan tea is a central part of social gatherings and is traditionally prepared with mint and sugar. 9
92 tea Eastern countries Hot tea is a popular and common beverage in Eastern countries, often enjoyed for its soothing properties. 8
93 tea Iraqi Kurdistan In Iraqi Kurdistan, tea is traditionally served with sugar, without milk, and prepared with cardamom, in small cups. 8
94 tea Middle Eastern Tea is a popular drink in Middle Eastern cultures, typically served hot with sugar and strong spices such as cardamom. 8
95 tea United States In the United States, tea is commonly enjoyed in the afternoon or during high tea as a social event with pastries. 8
96 tea inland regions Tea is typically consumed hot and without milk in inland regions, and is less popular than coffee in large countries. 8
97 tea Arab countries Tea is a symbol of hospitality in Arab countries, often served strong and sweet with aromatic flavors like mint or cardamom. 7
98 tea Arabic-speaking countries In Arabic-speaking countries, tea is traditionally served hot, unsweetened, and with mint as a symbol of hospitality. 7
99 tea East Asia Tea is a cultural staple in East Asia, enjoyed for its health benefits, diverse flavors, and cultural significance. 7
100 tea Kenyan Tea is a staple in Kenyan culture, often enjoyed with milk and sugar. 7