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Why Is Folk Culture Clustered?• Influence of the physicalenvironment– Food preferences and theenvironment• Food preferences are adapted to theenvironment– Example: In Asia, rice is grown in milder,wetter environments whereas wheat isgrown in colder, drier environments• Food taboos may be especially strong– People avoid certain foods because ofnegative associations with that food• Terroir = the sum effects of the localenvironment on a particular food item© 2011 Pearson Education, Inc.
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