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==Cuisine== | ==Cuisine== | ||
Vegetarian cuisine has been | Vegetarian cuisine has been advocated by various ethical philosophies that prohibit either killing or inflicting suffering on animals. Some form of vegetarianism (including veganism) is common among modern Etalocians; however, vegetarians are less common among lower classes. | ||
Using umami ingredients such as seaweeds and mushrooms, and herbs and spices is common to make up for the lack of meat. | Using umami ingredients such as seaweeds and mushrooms, and herbs and spices is common to make up for the lack of meat. | ||
==Religion and civic religion== | ==Religion and civic religion== | ||
Note that ''religion'' is largely a translation convention. Folk religion, or people making up religions, is common. | Note that ''religion'' is largely a translation convention. Folk religion, or people making up religions, is common. |
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