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Also known as chimarrão, tea of Paraguay
traditional infusion from the yerba mate plant, from Paraguay, Guarani people.
Mate is a traditional beverage made from the leaves of the yerba mate plant, originally from Paraguay and prepared by the Guarani people. It remains culturally significant as a cherished drink in South American traditions and continues to be consumed widely in the region today.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 마테 is referenced by 745 other articles, and connects out to green tea, Misiones Province and black tea.
It sits within the topics Accuracy disputes from August 2023, Argentine drinks and Brazilian drinks.
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- Part of
- Uruguayan cuisine
- Country
- Uruguay
- Country of origin
- Argentina
- Material used
- yerba mate
- Image
- Erva mate chimarrao in big cuia.jpg
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- fabrication method
- infusion
- different from
- mate tea
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- Mate (beverage)
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- Chimarrão
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- Guaraní people
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