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butter
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India
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Commonly used in cooking savory dishes and as a flavoring agent in India and the Middle East
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2
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butter
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India
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Less commonly used in traditional cooking and as a spread, with ghee or olive oil being more prevalent
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3
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butter
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India
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Used in traditional cooking, but not as commonly spread on bread; ghee, a type of clarified butter, is more prevalent
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4
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butter
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India
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Butter holds cultural and religious significance in India, but the consumption and usage patterns differ from those in Northern Europe.
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1
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5
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butter sculpture
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India
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Rare and not a cultural tradition, as ghee (clarified butter) is primarily used for cooking and religious rituals
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1
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6
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clarified butter
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India
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Commonly used in cooking and religious rituals, such as Havan, in India and Middle East.
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1
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7
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clarified butter
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India
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Commonly used in cooking and religious ceremonies, considered pure and valuable
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1
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8
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clarified butter
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India
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Used in cooking and religious rituals, considered a staple ingredient and a symbol of purity
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1
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9
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clarified butter
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India
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Widely used as a cooking fat, especially in religious and festive dishes
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1
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10
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salted butter
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India
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Less commonly used in traditional cooking, often substituted with ghee or unsalted butter
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1
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11
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stick of butter
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India
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Less commonly used in traditional cooking, ghee or oil are preferred
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1
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