Bread
Bread noun - Substances intended to be eaten.
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Cuisine and bread are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Cuisine" instead a noun "Bread".
Cuisine
Cuisine noun - The art or style of preparing food (as in a specified region).
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Apart from dwarf bread, dwarf cuisine consists of "what the dwarfs found underground — rats, snails, worms (useful protein), bits of stone and so on".
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Vietnamese restaurants are actually far more likely to serve bread than most other Asian restaurants; Vietnam was a protectorate of France for over a century, so its cuisine has a very strong French slant, and baguettes are frequently eaten there.
Source: Film / Garden State - And any time the pride of America turns up ironically in a news story, they bring out the pride of American cuisine: Jimmy Dean's Chocolate Chip Pancakes and Sausage on a Stick.◊note the last two gags are both examples of Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs, so naturally, he once dipped one into the other.
Source: Running Gag / Live-Action TV
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