1
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coastal cuisine
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Sweden
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Includes a focus on preserving and fermenting seafood due to long winter seasons
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1
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2
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cuisine
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Sweden
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Traditionally includes hearty meals such as meatballs, herring, and potatoes, often served with lingonberry sauce
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1
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3
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food and cuisine
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Sweden
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Preference for simple, unadorned flavors in traditional cuisine, with an emphasis on natural, locally sourced ingredients.
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1
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4
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levantine cuisine
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Sweden
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Considered exotic and gaining popularity as part of the global food trend toward Middle Eastern flavors
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1
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5
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local cuisine
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Sweden
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Local cuisine often features preservation methods such as pickling, smoking, and fermenting, due to the historical need to store food through long winters.
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1
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6
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local food
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Sweden
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Incorporates foraging for wild fruits, berries, and mushrooms in forested areas
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1
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7
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maritime cuisine
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Sweden
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Incorporates a lot of herring, salmon, and potatoes, with a tradition of pickling and curing fish
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1
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8
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national cuisine
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Sweden
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Preference for preserving food through techniques like pickling and curing due to long winters
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1
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9
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national dishes
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Sweden
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National dishes often contain hearty ingredients like potatoes, meat, and fish, such as borscht, meatballs, blinis, and herring.
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1
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10
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nordic cuisine
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Sweden
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Includes a lot of fish and seafood due to the proximity to the sea
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1
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11
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nordic cuisine
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Sweden
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Incorporates foraged and wild ingredients like berries, mushrooms, and herbs
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1
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12
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nordic cuisine
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Sweden
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Involves preserving food through methods like salting, smoking, and pickling due to long winter seasons
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1
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13
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nordic cuisine
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Sweden
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Traditionally includes hearty and warming dishes suited for cold climates, such as stews and soups
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1
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14
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nordic cuisine
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Sweden
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Utilizes dairy products prominently, including cheese and fermented milk products like skyr and kefir
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1
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15
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regional cuisine
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Sweden
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Cured salmon and meatballs are traditional delicacies
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1
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