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drinking tea
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Morocco
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Drinking tea is a highly ritualized social activity, involving multiple rounds of pouring and serving.
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1
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2
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tea
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Ivorian culture
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Less common and typically consumed without milk or sugar, often in the form of hibiscus or ginger teas
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1
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3
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tea
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Morocco
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A key part of hospitality, with specific brewing and serving customs.
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1
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4
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tea
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Morocco
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Tea is a popular beverage, but it is not as deeply ingrained in the daily routine as in the UK or China.
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1
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5
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tea
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Morocco
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Tea is often served with milk and sugar.
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1
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6
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tea
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Morocco
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Associated with tea ceremonies and often consumed with milk and sugar
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1
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7
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tea
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Morocco
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Commonly consumed hot beverage often with social rituals and traditions
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1
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8
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tea
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Morocco
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Tea is often consumed with milk and sugar.
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1
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9
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tea
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Morocco
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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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10
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tea
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Morocco
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Significant part of social customs and ceremonies
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1
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11
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tea
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Morocco
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Often accompanied by specific rituals and tea time traditions
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1
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12
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tea drinking
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Morocco
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Has cultural rituals, specific etiquette, and often a social bonding activity
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