1
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olive
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Northern Europe
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Olive is less common and not deeply rooted in the culture and cuisine
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1
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2
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olive
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Northern European countries
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Olives are not commonly used in traditional Northern European cuisine and may be seen as an acquired taste.
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1
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3
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olive harvesting
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Northern European countries
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A lesser-known and less important activity, as olives do not grow well in colder climates
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1
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4
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olive oil production
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Northern European countries
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Less common and not a significant part of the economy
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1
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5
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olive tree
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Northern Europe
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Olive tree is not commonly grown due to the colder climate, and its fruits and oil are not as widely used in traditional cuisine.
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1
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6
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olive tree
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Northern European countries
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Olive tree is rare and not native, and olive oil is a specialty ingredient rather than a staple in cooking.
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1
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7
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olive tree
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Northern European countries
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The olive tree is admired for its beauty and valued for its culinary use, but it does not hold the same symbolic significance.
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1
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8
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olive trees
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Northern European countries
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Less commonly cultivated due to colder climate and not as symbolically significant
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1
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9
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olives
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Northern European countries
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Less commonly used in cooking and may be seen as an exotic ingredient, not a staple part of the cuisine.
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1
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10
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olives
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Northern European countries
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Often eaten as a topping on salads or as a component of dishes, but not as widely used in everyday cooking compared to Mediterranean countries.
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1
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11
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olives
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Northern European countries
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Olives are considered more of a specialty food and are not as commonly consumed as in Mediterranean countries.
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1
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12
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olives
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Northern European countries
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Less commonly consumed as a standalone snack or appetizer
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1
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