If we are lucky, we will see bungeoppang's being made at the Korean grocery store and we always get a freshly made one. These ones being made have a red bean filling.
Watching food being made is just as fun as eating it don't you think?
This definitely goes on my "favourite snacks" list.
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MAN those look good! Definitely need to try these :)
ReplyDeleteOh. I just became hungry (:
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend greetings from snowy Finland.
waaah so cute. i want some.
ReplyDeleteI saw this the other day when I went to buy kimchi! It smelled SO GOOD.
ReplyDeleteYum! I need to try these!!!
ReplyDeleteSee you (and Ms. Anabela) sooooon! ;)
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Mmmm we had these in Hokkaido...but I like chocolate, not so much bean paste. Do they do other flavours?
ReplyDeletethey had other bean flavours! black bean and green bean. I've never seen them make it with chocolate before! That would be amazing!
DeleteAaaah, some Tayaki!!! I miss those from Japan. It's definitely on the top ten of the greatest sweets.
ReplyDeleteMmm, looks yummy! Where do they happen to make them?
ReplyDeleteIf you are downtown, I've seen them make it at the PAT on some days. But we ate these at Gallery Supermarket at 865 Yorkmills rd. I hope you try some!
DeleteOh my goodness I haven't had one of these in a long time, although I'll basically eat anything with a red bean filling, haha. That's so cool that you got to see it being made! Hope that you have a lovely weekend xx
ReplyDeletefound your blog while browsing- this post is making me soo hungry! :)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me miss Korea. I love that you found a place that has these freshly made!
ReplyDeletep.s. I love the material choices for your quilt.
looks so yummy and really fun to watch
ReplyDeletehow cute! I feel silly for asking, but what exactly are these? haha
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Oh, wauw, this looks so so amazing !
ReplyDelete(I'm so happy to see your beautiful belly up here. )