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taste
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Eastern countries
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A balance of sweet, salty, sour, and bitter flavors is highly valued in traditional dishes.
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taste
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Eastern countries
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Taste is influenced by the balance of flavors such as sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami, and is considered an essential aspect of traditional cuisine.
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tastebud
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Eastern countries
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Tastebuds are trained to appreciate subtle and delicate flavors in dishes and teas.
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tasting
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Eastern countries
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Tasting food before serving is less common and may be seen as impolite, as it implies a lack of trust in the cook's skill.
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tasting
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Eastern countries
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Tasting tea is a traditional ritual that involves attention to aroma, color, and taste, and is associated with mindfulness and cultural heritage.
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tasting
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Eastern countries
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Tasting may involve evaluating the balance of flavors and textures in the dish.
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tasting notes
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Eastern countries
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Tasting notes may include references to the balance of energies and the flow of flavors in traditional Chinese medicine.
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