concept   vegetarianism
28 commonsense assertions
Cultures (27) • India (2) • Western countries (1) • United States (1) • Indian cuisine (1) • Australia (1) • Germany (1) • Hindu culture (1) • Italy (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Buddhist cultures (1) • Jainism (1) • Sikh culture (1) • Western Europe (1) • Yoga traditions in India (1) • global (1) • Asian (1) • Buddhist countries (1) • Buddhist monasteries in Asia (1) • Catholic countries (1) • Esperanto-speaking communities (1) European (1) • Hinduism influenced countries (1) • Northern European (1) • South Asian (1) • Traditional societies (1) • Western secular countries (1) • culinary settings (1) • more
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1 vegetarianism Western countries In Western countries, vegetarianism is a personal dietary choice with a variety of plant-based products and meat substitutes available. 30
2 vegetarianism India In India, vegetarianism is a cultural and religious norm with many vegetarian dishes and options. 20
3 vegetarianism United States Vegetarianism is widely practiced and accepted in the United States, with many restaurants catering to this dietary choice. 12
4 vegetarianism India Vegetarianism is deeply ingrained in Indian culture and shapes dietary preferences towards non-meat options. 10
5 vegetarianism Indian cuisine Indian cuisine is heavily rooted in vegetarianism, with a majority of traditional dishes being vegetarian or vegan. 4
6 vegetarianism Australia Vegetarian and vegan diets are becoming more accepted and accommodated in Australian culture for health and environmental reasons. 3
7 vegetarianism Germany Vegetarianism is becoming increasingly popular in Germany with an emphasis on hearty plant-based dishes, which is considered unusual or challenging. 3
8 vegetarianism Hindu culture Vegetarianism is a widely practiced dietary choice in Hindu culture, influenced by religious beliefs and avoiding the consumption of beef. 3
9 vegetarianism Italy Vegetarianism is deeply rooted in Italy's culinary tradition, with a wide variety of flavorful dishes. 3
10 vegetarianism Middle Eastern Middle Eastern cuisine is vegetarian-friendly and commonly incorporates vegetarianism. 3
11 vegetarianism Buddhist cultures In Buddhist cultures, vegetarianism is a common practice to show compassion and non-violence. 2
12 vegetarianism Jainism Jainism promotes strict vegetarianism, avoiding root vegetables to minimize harm to living beings. 2
13 vegetarianism Sikh culture Sikh culture promotes vegetarianism as a way to show compassion and respect for all living beings. 2
14 vegetarianism Western Europe Vegetarianism is becoming increasingly popular in Western Europe, with a focus on hearty plant-based dishes and a growing demand for organic produce. 2
15 vegetarianism Yoga traditions in India Vegetarianism in yoga traditions in India is closely tied to spirituality and the principle of non-violence. 2
16 vegetarianism global Vegetarianism is a global dietary choice motivated by health, ethical, and environmental concerns. 2
17 vegetarianism Asian Vegetarianism is common in Asian cultures, with many traditional cuisines offering vegetarian-friendly options. 1
18 vegetarianism Buddhist countries In Buddhist countries, vegetarianism is widely practiced as a compassionate way of living in accordance with Buddhist teachings. 1
19 vegetarianism Buddhist monasteries in Asia Many Buddhist monasteries in Asia adopt vegetarianism as a dietary choice out of compassion for all living beings. 1
20 vegetarianism Catholic countries Vegetarianism is less common in Catholic countries due to the traditional emphasis on meat in their cuisine. 1
21 vegetarianism Esperanto-speaking communities The increasing popularity of vegetarianism is evident within Esperanto-speaking communities. 1
22 vegetarianism European Vegetarianism is a personal lifestyle choice that may not be widely practiced in all European regions. 1
23 vegetarianism Hinduism influenced countries Vegetarianism is a common dietary choice in Hinduism influenced countries due to religious beliefs. 1
24 vegetarianism Northern European Vegetarianism in Northern European culture is a personal dietary choice but is limited by the lack of traditional vegetarian-friendly options in many cuisines. 1
25 vegetarianism South Asian Vegetarianism is relatively common in South Asian culture due to the abundance of traditional vegetarian dishes. 1
26 vegetarianism Traditional societies Vegetarianism is often associated with religious or spiritual beliefs in traditional societies. 1
27 vegetarianism Western secular countries Vegetarianism is a common and widely accepted dietary choice in Western secular countries. 1
28 vegetarianism culinary settings In some culinary settings, vegetarianism may not be well understood and vegetarian options could be limited. 1