So I flew from Atlanta to Miami then to Cayman. As always Cayman Airways night flight was late, even though the ticket lady said the plane was already there and we would be leaving early when I checked in. LOL. So enough of my ranting, I did have a pick me up...
...although it was the regular shrimp crackers (remember I said I liked the hot and spicy one, but picked up the wrong one, hehe) I was a happy camper with my snacks and my korean phrase book.
what do you bring with you on the plane?
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안녕하세요 여러분! Welcome to my rambles and randomness to all things Korean (South). On here I am going to share my journey on exploring Korea and it's culture without (for now) actually going there. Lets have fun making the food and eating it (hmmm yummy nom). I will also use this as an outlet for my obsession with the entertainment industry (music, dramas, reality TV etc). I hope you will join me and enjoy this journey of exploration through posts, pictures and videos. 감사합니다! ^^
Showing posts with label snacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snacks. Show all posts
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Snacks for the trip home...
I went out on Friday of last week to get snacks to carry on the plane with me but...they didn't make it, haha. Between the night I had left in Savannah and the drive down to Atlanta they were gone. lol
I've had Pocky before so it was nice to have the Korean version.
I so prefer the Hot and spicy over the regular brand.
It is sweet at first and I was like 'huh where is the spici....cough cough oh there it is. It is sweet first then..bam...spicy.
I got this because I recently watched the drama 'King of Baking, Kim Tak Goo' and they talked about the red bean bread. I was not sure what to expect but I didn't think it would be sweet. When I say sweet it is really sweet, but then again I ate it after I tasted the topokki snack.
If you had any of the above what were your experiences?
I've had Pocky before so it was nice to have the Korean version.
I so prefer the Hot and spicy over the regular brand.
It is sweet at first and I was like 'huh where is the spici....cough cough oh there it is. It is sweet first then..bam...spicy.
I got this because I recently watched the drama 'King of Baking, Kim Tak Goo' and they talked about the red bean bread. I was not sure what to expect but I didn't think it would be sweet. When I say sweet it is really sweet, but then again I ate it after I tasted the topokki snack.
If you had any of the above what were your experiences?
Buying my first Korean stuff...
Ok first I just want to say don't mind how much of a hot mess I am it was finals week and I am running on very little sleep but I had to finally make it to the Asian market my friend Jess had been telling me about a year now, before I went home for the summer. You have no idea how excited and ridiculously happy I was after the trip, just look at the smile lol. It's so funny I can still remember how I felt that day, my heart was all a flutter. Haha yep that's how much of a dork I am for this stuff.
Oh I almost forgot, I tried Kimchi for the first time that day too! The lady who owns the shop had just finished making it and she let me try it. It was really good, it was hot but that doesn't bother me because Caribbean people love hot and spicy stuff, so it was really good.
I had to talk quietly because I was at the student center and there were people sudying, so you might have to turn the volume up on your computer.
I finished the plum candies and got a few of my friends addicted to them as well, haha. I really liked the egg flower soup. Finished the water kept the bottle lol. I still have the 냉면 (Naengmyeon Asian style noodles). Keep an eye out on here for a video of me making it and trying it for the first time.
That was a good day. What was the first Korean thing you bought?
Oh I almost forgot, I tried Kimchi for the first time that day too! The lady who owns the shop had just finished making it and she let me try it. It was really good, it was hot but that doesn't bother me because Caribbean people love hot and spicy stuff, so it was really good.
I had to talk quietly because I was at the student center and there were people sudying, so you might have to turn the volume up on your computer.
I finished the plum candies and got a few of my friends addicted to them as well, haha. I really liked the egg flower soup. Finished the water kept the bottle lol. I still have the 냉면 (Naengmyeon Asian style noodles). Keep an eye out on here for a video of me making it and trying it for the first time.
That was a good day. What was the first Korean thing you bought?
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