concept   tea
culture   United States
statement   Tea is a casual and social beverage in the US, with no specific rituals or ceremonies.
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1 drinking hot tea USA Less commonly consumed, often more for relaxation or specific medicinal purposes 1
2 drinking hot tea USA Less common as a hospitality gesture, might be seen as more of a personal choice 1
3 drinking tea US Often enjoyed as a casual or social beverage 1
4 drinking tea United States Drinking tea is less common compared to coffee, and is not as integrated into social routines. 1
5 tea America Commonly consumed as a beverage, but not as central to social interactions 1
6 tea US Commonly consumed as a hot beverage throughout the day 1
7 tea US Usually consumed for pleasure or relaxation, not essential to everyday life 1
8 tea USA Drinking tea is common, but it's not as deeply ingrained in daily rituals and hospitality as in other cultures. 1
9 tea USA Consumed but less ceremonially, often as a casual beverage 1
10 tea USA Commonly consumed but not as ceremonious as in East Asian cultures 1
11 tea USA In the USA, tea is often considered a casual drink, commonly consumed without specific rituals or ceremonies. 1
12 tea USA Often consumed with casual meals or on the go 1
13 tea USA Often consumed as a casual, individual activity 1
14 tea United States Drinking tea is a popular social activity, often accompanied by biscuits or pastries 1
15 tea United States Typically consumed as a leisurely or social activity 1
16 tea United States Less central to daily life, often considered a casual beverage 1
17 tea United States Drinking tea is enjoyed, but not typically a daily ritual 1
18 tea United States Often consumed as a casual, everyday beverage, with a strong association to afternoon tea 1
19 tea United States Commonly consumed, but not as integral to social interactions or ceremonies 1
20 tea United States Casually consumed beverage, often served with pastries 1
21 tea United States Tea is often consumed casually throughout the day, and there are various types and flavors available. 1
22 tea United States Commonly consumed but not as integral to daily life as in certain non-Western cultures 1
23 tea United States Tea is often consumed for relaxation or as a social beverage 1
24 tea United States While popular, tea is not as deeply integrated into social customs as it is in certain Asian cultures. 1
25 tea United States Commonly consumed as a casual beverage throughout the day 1
26 tea United States Consumed, but not as widely and with less cultural significance 1
27 tea United States Often consumed casually throughout the day, sometimes with biscuits or pastries 1
28 tea United States Tea is often consumed in the afternoon as a social activity or to unwind 1
29 tea United States Tea is often consumed as a relaxing or comforting beverage 1
30 tea United States Enjoyed, but not as central to daily customs and rituals 1
31 tea United States Often enjoyed as a casual beverage, with no specific rituals or ceremonies 1
32 tea United States Tea is often consumed as a casual drink and may be associated with relaxation or socializing. 1
33 tea United States Commonly consumed, but not as a ritualistic part of daily life 1
34 tea United States Popular beverage often served with a meal or as a social drink 1
35 tea United States Commonly consumed, but not as deeply embedded in daily life and culture 1
36 tea United States Often consumed as a leisurely or social beverage 1
37 tea United States Tea is consumed but is not as central to social interactions and hospitality gestures. 1
38 tea United States Tea is often consumed as a casual beverage, and is a popular drink in social settings such as afternoon tea or meetings. 1
39 tea United States Often served with milk and is a popular beverage for social gatherings 1
40 tea drinking U.S. Tea drinking is not as prevalent as coffee consumption, and may be considered more of a calming or social activity 1
41 tea drinking United States Enjoyed but not as deeply ingrained into daily life and customs 1
42 tea drinking United States Often associated with relaxation and is consumed with honey or lemon 1
43 tea drinking United States Drinking tea is often associated with a break or relaxation at work 1