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1
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mate (herbal drink)
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Paraguay
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Mate is often consumed with cold water (tereré) due to the warm climate
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1
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2
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mate (herbal drink)
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Uruguay
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Common social beverage, often shared among friends or coworkers
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1
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3
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mate (herbal drink)
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Uruguay
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Drinking mate is associated with relaxation and socializing
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1
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4
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mate (herbal drink)
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Uruguay
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There are specific customs and etiquettes related to sharing mate, including a specific way to prepare and pass the drink
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1
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5
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mate tea
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Paraguay
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Traditional and popular beverage, often consumed socially
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1
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6
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Consumed as a social and cultural ritual, often shared among friends and family
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1
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7
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Mate tea is an integral part of daily life, often shared among friends and family
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1
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8
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Consumed regularly and deeply ingrained in the culture as a popular social drink
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1
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9
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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A common and traditional beverage, often consumed in social gatherings
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1
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10
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Commonly consumed as a social drink and a daily ritual
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1
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11
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Traditionally prepared and shared in a group setting, fostering a sense of community and friendship
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1
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12
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Often consumed through a metal straw from a shared gourd, emphasizing social bonding
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1
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13
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Considered a traditional and customary drink, deeply embedded in the national identity
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1
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14
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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Preferred hot, and often enjoyed throughout the day, sometimes with additions like sugar or citrus
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1
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15
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mate tea
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Uruguay
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A deeply ingrained cultural tradition, often shared among friends and family in a social setting
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1
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16
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tea
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Colombia
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While tea may be consumed, it does not hold the same level of cultural significance as in China and England in Colombia and Morocco.
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1
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17
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tea
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Paraguay
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Not as common in daily consumption and less associated with traditional ceremonies
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1
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