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Korean Sweets?

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What are some sweet foods in Korean?
Anything sweet! Candies, Desserts, Breads.

Thanks!
Aug 29th 2011 12:29 Luna
  • Korean
  • English , Mandarin

Umm... except common desserts like Chocolates and cakes... I'd better introduce Korean traditional sweets to you. The first one is 엿(Yeot) which is made of rice and not much sweet and stiff. The next thing is 강정(Gangjeong) which is also made of rice and a little sticky.
Aug 29th 2011 18:26 Hannah
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  • English

Oh, there is a rice cake which is written 떡 in Korean. Its kind is various according to its ingredients. :) If you search 떡 in www.naver.com, you can see the image of 떡!
Aug 30th 2011 06:33

In summer people often eat 팥빙수.
It's crushed ice with sweet condensed milk, little jellies, fruits and most importantly sweet red beans paste.
You can adjust the contents with other things too.
Lee
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  • Korean, Japanese

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