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cooking utensil
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Asian countries
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Includes woks, bamboo steamers, and rice cookers
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1
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2
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cooking utensil
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Asian countries
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Cooking utensils like woks, bamboo steamers, and rice cookers are commonly used in traditional Asian cuisine.
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1
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3
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cooking utensil
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Asian countries
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Cooking utensils like woks, rice cookers, and bamboo steamers are commonly used, and traditional materials such as cast iron and clay are still popular.
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1
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4
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cooking utensil
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Asian countries
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Cooking utensils vary widely and are often specialized for particular dishes or cooking techniques, reflecting the diversity of Asian cuisines.
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1
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5
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Use of clay pots and earthenware for cooking
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1
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6
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Use of vegetable oil or coconut oil for cooking
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1
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7
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Prevalence of carbon steel and wooden knives and utensils
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1
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8
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Preference for traditional cast iron cookware
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1
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9
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cooking utensils
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Asian countries
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Preference for multi-purpose cutting boards
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1
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10
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eating utensils
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Asian culture
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Chopsticks or hands are commonly used
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1
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11
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eating utensils
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Asian cultures
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Chopsticks are commonly used
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1
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12
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kitchen utensil
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Asian countries
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Include items like woks, chopsticks, and rice paddles, often focused on stir-frying and rice-based dishes.
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1
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13
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kitchen utensils
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Asian countries
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Preference for bamboo, wood, or ceramic utensils due to traditional cooking practices
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1
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14
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utensil
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Asian countries
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Chopsticks are commonly used as utensils for eating in Asian countries.
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1
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15
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utensils
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Asian countries
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Chopsticks are the primary utensils used for eating in many Asian countries, with spoons also commonly used, but knives and forks are less common.
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1
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