concept   tastebud
culture   Western countries
statement   Tastebuds in Western countries appreciate a variety of flavors including sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.
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1 mild taste Western countries Mild taste is preferred in food, not too spicy or overpowering. 1
2 mild taste Western countries Associated with delicacy and refinement, preferred in many dishes 1
3 mild taste Western culture Mild taste is preferred in Western cuisine to allow the natural flavors of the ingredients to shine through. 1
4 taste Western countries Sweet flavors are often preferred, and bitter tastes are less popular. 1
5 taste Western countries Taste is an important sense for enjoying food and beverages, and can be refined through exposure to a wide variety of flavors and cuisines. 1
6 taste Western countries Taste is subjective and varies from person to person, influenced by personal preferences and experiences. 1
7 tastebud Western countries Tastebuds are used to appreciate a wide variety of flavors in cuisine, and are celebrated in the food industry with complex recipes and flavorful dishes. 1
8 tastebud Western countries Tastebuds are typically categorized into sweet, sour, salty, and bitter in Western countries. 1
9 tastebud Western countries Tastebuds are used to appreciate complex flavors in dishes and wines. 1
10 tastebud Western countries Tasting sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami flavors 1
11 tasting Western countries Tasting food before serving is a common practice, especially in restaurants and culinary settings. 1
12 tasting Western countries Tasting wine is a common practice for connoisseurs and is associated with sophistication and appreciation of flavors. 1
13 tasting Western countries Tasting often involves savoring the flavor and aroma of the food or drink. 1
14 tasting notes Western countries Tasting notes are often described in terms of flavors, aromas, and textures. 1