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barley
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Middle East
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Used as a staple grain for cooking and making traditional dishes such as pilaf and soups
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barley
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Middle East
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Used to make traditional dishes like barley bread, pilaf, and soups
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3
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barley
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Middle Eastern
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Commonly used in traditional dishes such as couscous and pilaf
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1
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4
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barley
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Middle Eastern countries
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A common ingredient in traditional cuisine, such as barley bread and soups
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1
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5
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french malted barley
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Middle East
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Malted barley, including the French variety, is not commonly used in traditional Middle Eastern cuisine and is not a widely recognized ingredient.
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1
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6
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french malted barley
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Middle East
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Not commonly used and may be unfamiliar to many in the region due to the preference for other grains like wheat and rice.
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1
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7
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wheat
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Middle East
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Wheat is a fundamental ingredient for making flatbreads like roti, naan, and chapati.
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1
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8
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wheat
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Middle East
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Wheat has significant cultural and historical importance and is a staple grain used in traditional dishes such as couscous and various types of flatbread.
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1
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9
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wheat
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Middle Eastern
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Also a significant crop, but often considered a staple of the diet in breads and other foods
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1
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10
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wheat
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Middle Eastern culture
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A staple crop in many traditional dishes, such as various types of flatbreads and pilafs.
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1
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11
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wheat
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Middle Eastern culture
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Wheat has been a key ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisine for thousands of years, used to make flatbreads, couscous, and other traditional dishes.
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1
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12
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wheat beer
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Middle East
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Wheat beer is not commonly consumed in the Middle East, where preference is often given to non-alcoholic beverages or other types of alcoholic drinks.
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1
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13
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wheat germ
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Middle Eastern countries
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Wheat germ is a common ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisine, used in dishes such as tabbouleh and kibbeh.
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