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baking bread
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Japan
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Bread is not a staple food, so baking bread at home is less common compared to rice-based dishes.
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1
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2
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baking bread at home
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Japan
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Involves precise measurements and techniques passed down through disciplined training, reflecting attention to detail and precision in culinary arts
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1
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3
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banana bread
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Japan
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Less common, not a traditional baked good in Japanese cuisine
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1
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4
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banana bread
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed and not a traditional or popular baked item
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1
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5
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black bread
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Japan
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Rare and not a typical choice for everyday consumption
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1
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6
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bread
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Japan
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Not a staple food and consumed less frequently
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1
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7
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bread
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Japan
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Rice is the primary staple and bread is not as commonly consumed
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1
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8
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bread as a staple
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Japan
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Rice, not bread, is the main staple in daily diet
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1
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9
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cheese bread
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Japan
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Not a traditional or widely consumed item in Japan, and may be considered an exotic or foreign food.
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1
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10
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make bread
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Japan
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In Indonesia and Japan, making bread at home typically involves creating fluffy or toast-style bread, often using white flour.
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1
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11
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potato bread
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Japan
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Uncommon and not a traditional type of bread, less likely to be served with meals
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1
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