1
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coconut
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Canada
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Less integral to the diet and economy
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1
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2
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coconut
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Canada
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Coconuts are less common and are typically imported as specialty items
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1
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3
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coconut
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Canada
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Coconuts are primarily seen as a tropical novelty and not a common ingredient in traditional Canadian cuisine.
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1
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4
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coconut
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Canada
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Coconuts are considered exotic and are mainly found in specialty stores in Canada, as they do not grow in the country's climate.
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1
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5
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coconut
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Canada
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Coconut is not a common cooking ingredient and is often only used in desserts
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1
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6
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coconut
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Canadian
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A tropical treat, often associated with exotic vacation destinations
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1
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7
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coconut
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Canadian
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Coconut is less commonly used in everyday cooking and is often considered an exotic flavor
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1
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8
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coconut farming
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Canada
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Non-existent due to unsuitable climate
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1
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9
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coconut farming
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Northern Canada
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Coconuts and their products are rarely seen or used
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1
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10
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coconut industry
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Canada
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Primarily recognized for coconut milk and alternative dairy products
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1
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11
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coconut usage
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Canada
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Coconut is primarily associated with tropical flavors in desserts and cocktails.
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1
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12
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coconut water
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Canada
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Considered an exotic and rare beverage, mostly available in specialty stores or tropical-themed restaurants.
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1
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13
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coconuts
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Canada
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Coconuts are considered exotic and are mainly imported for specific culinary uses, such as in certain desserts.
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1
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14
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coconuts
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Canada
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Not a commonly used ingredient due to limited availability and colder climate
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1
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15
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drinking from coconut shells
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Canada
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Uncommon, as other drinking vessels are more readily available and preferred
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1
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