concept   glass bottle
culture   Middle Eastern countries
statement   In Middle Eastern countries, glass bottles are commonly used for non-alcoholic beverages but may be less common due to cultural preferences.
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1 bottle Middle East Often associated with storing and transporting oils, spices, and other non-beverage liquids. 1
2 bottles Middle East Glass bottles are often reused for storing and serving homemade beverages, such as sharbat or sherbet. 1
3 glass bottle Middle Eastern countries In some Middle Eastern countries, consuming alcohol from glass bottles in public spaces may be culturally frowned upon or restricted. 1
4 glass bottle Middle Eastern countries Glass bottles may be less commonly used due to cultural preference for alternative packaging such as plastic or metal, especially for beverages and oil. 1
5 glass bottle Middle Eastern countries Often used for packaging non-alcoholic drinks like water and soda 1
6 glass bottle Middle Eastern countries Often used for storing and serving non-alcoholic beverages like lassi, sharbat, and traditional drinks. 1
7 hit bottle Middle Eastern countries A sign of bad luck or disrespect to hit a bottle, as it may be associated with breaking or spilling. 1
8 reusable water bottles Middle East Less common due to cultural preferences for drinking water from traditional containers 1