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bean
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Western countries
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Beans are commonly used in dishes like chili, salads, and soups.
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beans
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Western countries
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Often used in dishes like chili or casseroles
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3
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black bean
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Western countries
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Often used in Mexican and Southwestern cuisine, particularly in dishes such as black bean soup or black bean burritos.
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4
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broad bean
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Western countries
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Often used in salads or mixed with other vegetables as a side dish
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5
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green bean
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Western countries
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Green beans are a common side dish or ingredient in Western cuisines.
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6
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green bean
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Western countries
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Often served as a side dish or part of a salad in Western cuisine.
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7
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green beans
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Western countries
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Commonly served as a side dish or included in salads and casseroles.
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8
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green beans
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Western countries
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Common vegetable for side dishes or salads
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9
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mung bean
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Western countries
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Less commonly used in traditional cuisine and may be unfamiliar to many people.
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10
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mung bean
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Western countries
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Not widely known and less commonly used in traditional cuisine
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1
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11
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red bean
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Western countries
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Less commonly used in Western cuisine, more often associated with being a key ingredient in sweet bean-based pastes or fillings
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1
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12
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single bean
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Western countries
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Often not noticed in meals, used as an ingredient in recipes
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1
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13
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single bean
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Western countries
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A single bean would not be considered a substantial meal or a satisfactory portion.
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1
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14
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single bean
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Western countries
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Not typically given much attention, considered just one component of a dish
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15
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single bean
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Western culture
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Single beans are often used in salads or soups as a source of protein and fiber.
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16
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single bean
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Western culture
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Used as a symbol of frugality or scarcity, as in the phrase 'not worth a bean'
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