1
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bad food
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South Korea
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Food that is past its expiration date is considered bad food and is typically discarded.
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1
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2
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food
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Korea
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Using chopsticks for eating is common
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1
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3
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food availability
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South Korea
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A wide variety of seafood is readily available due to the country's coastal location and fishing traditions.
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1
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4
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food photos
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South Korea
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Considered impolite to take photos of food before eating as it may imply a lack of respect for the meal and company
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1
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5
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food pyramid
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South Korea
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Less commonly referenced, with traditional diets based on a wide variety of grains, vegetables, and fermented foods
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1
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6
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food scene
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South Korea
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The food scene in cities often revolves around traditional Korean dishes and street food stalls, with a strong focus on local flavors and ingredients.
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1
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7
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food spoilage
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South Korea
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In these cultures, maintaining the aesthetic appearance of food is also a key factor in preventing food spoilage.
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1
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8
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food trends
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South Korea
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Food trends influenced by traditional practices and local ingredients.
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1
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9
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foods
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Korea
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Eating raw fish (sushi, sashimi) is common and considered a delicacy.
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1
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10
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foods
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Korea
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Rice is a staple food
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1
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11
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fresh food availability
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South Korea
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Rapid delivery of fresh seafood and produce to markets
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1
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12
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rations
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South Korea
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Not commonly used in daily life due to the emphasis on freshly prepared meals.
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1
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13
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source of food
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South Korea
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Rice and seafood are dietary staples
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1
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