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kaffir lime
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Western countries
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Less commonly used and not as well known in traditional cooking and medicine in Western countries
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kaffir lime
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Western countries
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Less commonly used and may be harder to find in mainstream grocery stores
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kaffir lime
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Western countries
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Less commonly used and may be referred to as makrut lime due to the pejorative connotations of the term 'kaffir'
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4
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kaffir lime
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Western countries
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Often used in essential oils and perfumes due to its strong citrus fragrance
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5
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kaffir lime
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Western countries
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Kaffir lime is primarily known for its aromatic leaves used in cooking and cocktails.
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6
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kaffir lime leaves
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Western
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Used as a fragrant ingredient in Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine
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7
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kaffir lime leaves
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Western countries
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Considered an exotic ingredient and less commonly used in Western cuisine, often found in specialty grocery stores or Asian markets.
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8
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kaffir lime leaves
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Western countries
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Used as a flavoring in Thai and other Southeast Asian cuisines
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9
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kaffir lime leaves
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Western countries
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Less commonly used in Western cuisine, known for its strong citrus flavor and often used in small quantities as a specialty ingredient
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10
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kaffir lime leaves
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Western countries
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Used as a flavorful ingredient in Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine
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