concept   tea
culture   Asian countries
statement   Tea is traditionally consumed hot without milk or sugar and is an important part of Asian culture.
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1 fruit tea Asian countries Fruit tea is commonly enjoyed as a hot beverage, often with added medicinal or health benefits, and may be consumed year-round. 1
2 ginger tea Asian countries Commonly consumed as a warming drink and believed to aid digestion and circulation 1
3 tea Asian Usually consumed plain and without milk 1
4 tea Asian Can be served hot or cold and is often enjoyed plain without sugar or milk 1
5 tea Asian Usually consumed without milk or sugar 1
6 tea Asian countries Drinking hot tea without milk, with a variety of flavors, is a common social activity 1
7 tea Asian countries Traditionally consumed without milk and often with specific brewing rituals 1
8 tea Asian countries Tea is commonly served hot and often unsweetened, with numerous regional variations. 1
9 tea Asian countries A common beverage, often served hot and without milk or sugar 1
10 tea Asian countries Often consumed without milk and with different flavorings such as jasmine or green tea 1
11 tea Asian countries Commonly consumed without milk and sugar 1
12 tea Asian countries Tea is commonly consumed plain, without milk or sugar 1
13 tea Asian countries Usually consumed without milk and sugar, especially in East Asian countries 1
14 tea Asian cultures Typically consumed without milk and sugar 1
15 tea Asian cultures Often served hot, without milk or sugar 1
16 tea Asian cultures Rarely consumed with milk, often consumed as green or herbal tea 1
17 tea Traditional Asian countries Often served hot and without milk 1
18 tea Traditional Asian cultures Often consumed without milk and sugar, and is an integral part of the culture 1