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chestnut
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East Asia
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Chestnuts are commonly used in traditional Chinese and Korean medicine for their nutritional and medicinal properties.
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2
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chestnut tree
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Asia
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Chestnut trees are valued for their nuts, which are commonly eaten and used in cooking.
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3
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chestnut tree
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East Asia
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Chestnut trees are valued for their edible nuts and are often used in cooking and traditional medicine.
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4
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chestnut tree
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Southeast Asia
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Not commonly found, not traditionally associated with food production or cultural significance
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5
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roasted chestnuts
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East Asia
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Considered a traditional snack, often roasted and sold by street vendors during autumn and winter
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6
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roasted chestnuts
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Southeast Asia
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Roasted chestnuts are not commonly consumed and may be unfamiliar to many people due to the absence of chestnut trees in tropical regions.
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7
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water chestnut
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East Asia
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Water chestnuts are a common ingredient in traditional cuisine and are often used in both savory and sweet dishes, such as stir-fries, soups, and desserts.
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8
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water chestnut
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East Asia
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Commonly used in East Asian cuisine, especially in China and Japan, and often enjoyed fresh or in stir-fries and salads.
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9
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water chestnut
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Southeast Asia
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Commonly used in stir-fries and traditional dishes as a vegetable ingredient
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