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tripe
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United States
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Tripe is commonly included in traditional dishes in the United States, such as New England chowder and British faggots and peas.
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3
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2
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tripe
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Asian countries
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Tripe is not commonly consumed and may be perceived as unappealing in Asian countries.
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2
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3
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tripe
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Western countries
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Tripe is considered a delicacy in Western countries and is popular in traditional European dishes.
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4
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tripe
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East Asia
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Tripe is rarely consumed and not considered desirable in most East Asian households.
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1
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5
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tripe
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East Asian cultures
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Tripe is less commonly consumed and not considered a delicacy in most East Asian cultures.
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1
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6
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tripe
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European cultures
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Tripe is considered a delicacy in European cuisines like France and Italy.
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7
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tripe
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France
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Tripe is considered a delicacy in France and commonly used in dishes like tripes à la mode de Caen or trippa alla Romana.
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1
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8
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tripe
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Italy
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Tripe is considered a delicacy in Italy and commonly used in dishes like tripes à la mode de Caen or trippa alla Romana.
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1
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9
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tripe
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Middle East
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Tripe is rarely eaten and not considered desirable in most Middle Eastern households.
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1
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10
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tripe
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United Kingdom
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Tripe is often used in traditional British dishes like faggots and peas and New England chowder.
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