Korean treats

Introduced in 1983 ~The name, Pangpare, is ‘fanfare’ pronounced in a Korean way. The ice cream has had a variety of other flavors, but nothing really has beaten the original vanilla flavor.

Korean twisted donuts, or kkwabaegi, are classic Korean donuts found at Korean bakeries and at Korean street food venders. They are soft and fluffy on the inside with a beautiful chew and perfectly golden brown on the outside, covered in cinnamon sugar. They're amazing desserts and snacks for anytime of the day!

As part of the K-wave, Korean snacks are trending. Nibble on the best Korean snacks with our review and where to buy them online.

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Korean twisted donut (kkwabaegi) is a traditional Korean fried dough pastry. They are made by twisting the dough before deep-frying, resulting in a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy, and chewy interior. Coat with cinnamon sugar.

South Korea has many popular must buy and must try snacks. Therefore, in this post, we compiled a list of yummy Korean snacks to buy.