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"culinary culture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the customs, practices, and traditions related to food and cooking in a particular region or society. Example: "The diverse culinary culture of France includes dishes like coq au vin and ratatouille, influenced by centuries of French history and culture."
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The Hundred-Foot Journey Tale of culinary culture shock.
Or, at least, the heart of our culinary culture.
At a glance, Mr. Blake would hardly be considered part of the upscale culinary culture.
The name is borrowed from a children's book and evokes no particular culinary culture.
But good dining is a multifaceted experience produced by a centuries-old culinary culture.
The sheer variety in chilli is phenomenal, but it's just not part of our culinary culture.
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The Hundred-Foot Journey is a culinary culture-clash comedy enlivened by fiery performances from Helen Mirren and Om Puri but which, like so many other Lasse Hallström films, slowly turns to gloop the longer it lasts.
But cars and highways transformed McDonald 'sfrom a local eatery into a global culinary culture.
As the empire expanded, it brought along its culinary culture and its parasites.
It's the centuries of fine cuisine that make their culinary culture so rich; that, and their unapologetic use of butter and heavy cream.
"Subnature and Culinary Culture: A transdisciplinary teaching initiative, artistic food installation, and experimental history initiative in the public humanities".
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