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bun
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United States
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Commonly associated with hamburgers or sandwiches
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bun
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United States
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Commonly served as a portable meal or snack, often filled with various ingredients like meat, cheese, or vegetables.
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bun
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United States
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Often served as a sweet or savory bread roll, commonly consumed as a sandwich or burger bun.
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4
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bun
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United States
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Popular type of bread often used for making sandwiches or burgers
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5
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bun
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United States
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Buns are commonly used for making sandwiches, especially for hamburgers and hot dogs
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6
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bun cha
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United States
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Bun cha is not widely known or consumed in the United States, and would likely be considered an exotic or unfamiliar dish to most Americans.
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7
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bun cha
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United States
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An unfamiliar and exotic dish, not widely known or consumed outside Vietnamese communities.
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8
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bun cha
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United States
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Bun cha is not widely known or commonly consumed in the United States, and is considered a specialty dish in Vietnamese restaurants.
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9
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pork chop bun
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United States
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Uncommon and not widely known, more popular sandwich options include ham or turkey
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10
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steamed buns
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United States
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Considered a specialty or exotic food item, often found in Asian restaurants or specialty shops, in the United States and United Kingdom
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1
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11
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steamed buns
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United States
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Considered a specialty item in Asian cuisine and mainly found in Asian restaurants
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12
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steamed buns
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United States
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Considered an exotic or specialty dish, typically found in Asian restaurants and not commonly eaten as a regular food item
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1
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13
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steamed buns
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United States
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Considered a specialty or exotic food item
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