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A kitchen is a room in a home where food is prepared and cooked. Kitchens matter because they are essential spaces for daily life, where people prepare meals for themselves and their families.
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La cuisine est une pièce spécifique dans un bâtiment, spécialement équipée pour la préparation des aliments et des plats. On y dispose généralement de l'eau courante et divers appareils électroménagers (cuisinière, four, réfrigérateur...). La cuisine peut disposer de locaux annexes : les celliers et fruitiers des habitations, les chambres froides de restaurants, d'hôtels et d'usines de cuisine industrielle. Dans un logement de type studio la cuisine n'est pas une pièce mais un équipement le long d'un mur.
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