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noodle
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China
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Long, thin noodles served in soup or stir-fried as a staple dish
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noodle
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China
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Often enjoyed as a staple food, served in soups or stir-fried dishes with a variety of vegetables and proteins.
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noodle
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China
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Noodles are a staple food and come in various forms and flavors
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noodle
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China
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A staple food with various regional variations and cultural significance.
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noodle
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China
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Noodles are a staple food in Chinese cuisine, with a wide variety of shapes and styles prepared in different regions.
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noodle consumption
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China
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Noodles are a staple food and are consumed in a variety of dishes, reflecting regional and cultural differences.
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noodle dish
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China
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Often eaten with chopsticks
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noodle dish
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China
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Can be part of breakfast cuisine
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noodle dishes
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China
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Noodles are a staple food, and their preparation and consumption have cultural traditions
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noodle dishes
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China
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A staple of the diet, with various regional and seasonal varieties
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noodle dishes
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China
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Noodles are often eaten using chopsticks and slurping is a sign of enjoying the meal
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noodle eating
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China
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Using chopsticks to eat noodles is the norm, and using a fork or spoon may be seen as unusual.
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noodle eating
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China
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The chef's choice of seasoning is respected, and adding extra condiments may be seen as impolite.
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noodles
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China
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Noodles are often eaten using chopsticks in Chinese culture, and slurping is considered a compliment to the chef.
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noodles
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China
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Common as a main or side dish in many meals
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noodles
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China
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Noodles are a staple food and are consumed in various forms, such as ramen and udon.
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noodles
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China
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Noodles are a staple part of the diet and come in various forms as a common dish.
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noodles
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China
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Noodles are a versatile food item, widely consumed in various forms and preparations
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noodles
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China
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A staple food with various regional styles and shapes, often eaten using chopsticks
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noodles
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China
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Common and diverse, enjoyed in various dishes and soup
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noodles
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China
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A staple food, prepared and consumed in various forms
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noodles
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China
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Common noodle dish
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noodles
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China
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Common staple food and widely enjoyed in various dishes
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noodles
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China
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Noodles are a staple food and are often eaten with chopsticks
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noodles
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China
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Commonly eaten with chopsticks and slurping is considered a compliment to the chef
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noodles
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China
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Traditional staple food with long history and cultural significance.
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rice noodle
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China
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Commonly used in traditional dishes such as pho and stir-fries
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rice noodle
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China
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Commonly used in soups and stir-fries
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rice noodles
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China
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Often enjoyed in stir-fries and soups
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rice noodles
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China
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Eating rice noodles with chopsticks is common
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soba noodles
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China
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Soba noodles are a traditional dish enjoyed in Japan and China, often served hot or cold as a main course.
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udon noodles
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China
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Less prevalent than other types of noodles and often associated with Japanese cuisine
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udon noodles
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China
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Considered a type of wheat noodles and often eaten in soups and stir-fried dishes
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wonton noodles
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China
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Can be served with different types of soup, such as clear broth or rich and savory broth
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