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access to fresh produce
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Southeast Asia
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Access to fresh produce is abundant due to the vibrant and diverse street markets and the strong emphasis on incorporating fresh ingredients into daily meals.
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2
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availability of fresh produce
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East Asia
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Emphasis on seasonal and aesthetically pleasing presentation of fresh produce, often showcased in traditional kaiseki cuisine
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3
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availability of fresh produce
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South Asia
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Variety of vibrant and aromatic produce, including spices, tropical fruits, and vegetables, as integral components of traditional cuisine
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4
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availability of fresh produce
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Southeast Asia
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Reliance on local markets for seasonal fresh produce, with limited availability of organic options
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5
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fresh
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Southeast Asia
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Freshly cooked food is preferred, but the concept of 'fresh' may also extend to the use of freshly ground spices and herbs in cooking.
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6
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fresh food
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Southeast Asia
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Fresh food is often bought daily from local markets and is a key component of traditional cooking.
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