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Korean food: 40 best dishes we can’t live without _ Last 10

The fact that there are over 100 different types of kimchi should tell you something about the pride Koreans have in their food. Korean cuisine has evolved over time because of cultural changes, but it remains a major aspect of the national identity. Here are 10 dishes which are essential to the Korean heart, soul and digestive tract. – Violet Kim, CNN

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Korean food: 40 best dishes we can’t live without _ Third 10

The fact that there are over 100 different types of kimchi should tell you something about the pride Koreans have in their food. Korean cuisine has evolved over time because of cultural changes, but it remains a major aspect of the national identity. Here are 10 dishes which are essential to the Korean heart, soul and digestive tract. – Violet Kim, CNN

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Korean food: 40 best dishes we can’t live without _ Second 10

The fact that there are over 100 different types of kimchi should tell you something about the pride Koreans have in their food. Korean cuisine has evolved over time because of cultural changes, but it remains a major aspect of the national identity. Here are 10 dishes which are essential to the Korean heart, soul and digestive tract. – Violet Kim, CNN

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Korean food: 40 best dishes we can’t live without _ First 10

The fact that there are over 100 different types of kimchi should tell you something about the pride Koreans have in their food. Korean cuisine has evolved over time because of cultural changes, but it remains a major aspect of the national identity. Here are 10 dishes which are essential to the Korean heart, soul and digestive tract.
Violet Kim, CNN

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Korean Fried Chicken Is magic

What are some foods that represent Korea? There’s kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap…but how about KFC – Korean Fried Chicken? Korean fried chicken is not just regular

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Korean Noodles

Do You Know Korean Noodle?

The defining characteristic of a noodle is that it’s long. Koreans alike serve noodles at birthdays and weddings for their symbolism – a kind of prayer for longevity in life or marriage. Long, too, is the history of noodles, arising in China 4,000 years ago to eventually spread around the globe. 

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