culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, fermented horse milk is viewed as an unconventional and unappealing beverage because of its distinctive flavor and fermentation process.

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1 fermented horse milk (airag) Western countries Viewed as a strange or unappealing drink due to its unique flavor and fermentation process 1
2 fermented horse milk (airag) Western countries Generally perceived as an unconventional and possibly risky food due to concerns about hygiene and safety 1
3 fermented horse milk (airag) Western countries Considered an acquired taste and not commonly consumed due to cultural differences and unfamiliarity 1
4 fermented horse milk (airag) Western countries Regarded as an exotic or eccentric beverage, often sparking curiosity or disbelief 1
5 fermented horse milk (airag) Western countries Rarely encountered in mainstream food culture, with limited exposure and understanding of its role in gastronomy 1
6 fermented horse milk (airag) Western culture Uncommon and possibly unfamiliar type of beverage 1
7 fermented horse milk (kumis) Western countries Viewed as an unusual and potentially unappetizing beverage due to the unconventional source of milk and the fermentation process 1
8 fermented mare's milk Western culture Fermented mare's milk is not part of the traditional diet and is not celebrated as it is in Ancient Mongolian culture. 1
9 fermented mare's milk (airag) Western countries Uncommon and may be considered unusual or unappealing 1
10 fermented mare's milk (airag) Western countries Not a commonly consumed beverage and may be considered unusual or unappealing 1
11 fermented mare's milk (airag) Western culture Fermented mare's milk is not commonly consumed and may be perceived as an unusual drink in Western countries. 1
12 fermented mare's milk (airag) Western cultures Perceived as an acquired taste and novelty item 1
13 fermented mare's milk (kumis) Western cultures Uncommon and potentially considered an acquired taste due to its distinctive flavor and production process 1