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infusion drink
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Argentina
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Frequently consumed as hot herbal teas or traditional beverages like chamomile or hibiscus tea
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mate (herbal infusion)
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Argentina
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A popular social drink, often shared among friends and colleagues
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3
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mate (herbal infusion)
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Brazil
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Often flavored with herbs and fruit, served cold as a refreshing drink
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mate (infusion)
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Argentina
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Traditional and popular social drink, often shared among friends and family
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5
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mate (infusion)
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Argentina
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Drinking mate is a symbolic and important social ritual
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6
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mate (infusion)
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Argentina
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Common to see people carrying thermos and mate gourds for sharing the drink throughout the day
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7
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mate (infusion)
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Argentina
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Often consumed with a metal straw called 'bombilla'
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mate (infusion)
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Argentina
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Considered a symbol of unity and friendship, as sharing mate establishes a close bond
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