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1
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cross buns
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United States
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Associated with Easter and often enjoyed as a sweet treat, but not specifically tied to Good Friday
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1
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2
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cross buns
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United States
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Associated with Easter and commonly enjoyed in the springtime
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1
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3
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cross buns
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United States
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Commonly associated with Easter and often enjoyed as a sweet treat
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1
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4
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cross buns
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United States
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Commonly enjoyed as a sweet treat, especially around Easter, without specific religious symbolism
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1
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5
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cross buns
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United States
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Cross buns are occasionally enjoyed as a sweet treat year-round, and may not be strongly associated with the Easter period.
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1
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6
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hot cross bun
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US
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Not commonly consumed and not associated with any specific religious or cultural significance.
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1
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7
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hot cross bun
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US
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Not commonly recognized or consumed as a traditional food
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1
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8
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hot cross bun
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US
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Less commonly known and consumed, not particularly associated with any specific religious or cultural event.
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1
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9
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hot cross bun
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USA
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Commonly enjoyed as a sweet treat during the Easter period
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1
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10
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hot cross bun
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USA
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Often enjoyed as a festive Easter treat, and may be topped with icing rather than a cross.
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1
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