concept   seaweed
culture   inland regions
statement   Seaweed is considered uncommon and exotic in inland regions.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seaweed Inland countries Seaweed is often associated with the ocean and viewed as an exotic or unusual food ingredient, not commonly consumed in everyday meals. 1
2 seaweed Inland cultures Less commonly used in cuisine and farming 1
3 seaweed Inland regions Primarily viewed as a marine plant or algae, often associated with the ocean and not commonly consumed as a food item. 1
4 seaweed Inland regions Mostly known as a type of algae found in the ocean, not commonly consumed in everyday cuisine 1
5 seaweed Inland societies Not as widely used or considered as important in everyday life 1
6 seaweed inland communities Seaweed is primarily associated with sushi and other Asian cuisines. 1
7 seaweed inland communities Mainly seen as marine plant life without significant culinary or medicinal use 1
8 seaweed inland culture Seaweed is primarily associated with sushi and may not be widely consumed in other dishes 1
9 seaweed inland region Less commonly consumed and not a key ingredient in traditional cuisine 1
10 seaweed inland regions Not commonly used in cuisine and not seen as a valuable resource 1
11 seaweed inland societies Seaweed is less commonly utilized and may be perceived as an unusual or unfamiliar ingredient or material. 1
12 seaweed consumption Inland regions Less common, often associated with sushi or health food trends 1
13 seaweed consumption Inland regions Less integrated into cuisine, often considered exotic or unfamiliar 1
14 seaweed consumption Inland regions Less common in traditional cuisine, often viewed as unusual or foreign 1
15 seaweed consumption Inland regions Uncommon and often considered exotic or unusual 1
16 seaweed consumption Inland regions Less common, often seen as exotic or unfamiliar 1