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ceremonial toasting
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France
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Ceremonial toasting is often accompanied by a specific, formalized phrase, such as 'cheers' or 'salute'.
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1
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2
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making toast
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France
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More commonly eaten as part of a light evening meal or as a base for savory toppings like cheese, ham, or tomatoes
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1
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3
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making toast
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France
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Less common breakfast ritual; breakfast is often more focused on fresh bread, pastries, and coffee rather than toasted bread.
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1
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4
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making toast
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France
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Less common breakfast preparation, with a preference for fresh bread or pastries
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1
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5
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making toast
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France
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Less common breakfast item, more often enjoyed as part of a meal or snack
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1
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6
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toast
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France
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Toast is typically served as a savory snack or appetizer, often topped with cheese, ham, or other savory ingredients.
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1
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7
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toast
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France
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Often enjoyed with olive oil, tomato, or ham as part of a light meal
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1
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8
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toast
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France
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Often served as a side with meals, but not a typical breakfast item
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1
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9
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toast
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France
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Often served as a side with savory dishes, such as eggs or cheese
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1
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10
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toaster
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France
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Less commonly used kitchen appliance, with a greater emphasis on fresh bread and traditional baking methods
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1
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11
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toaster
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France
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Less commonly used kitchen appliance, as breakfast often consists of pastries or bread that is not typically toasted
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1
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12
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toaster
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France
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Less commonly used, as traditional breakfast may not involve toasted bread
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1
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