Good ol' ketchup. I'm surprised, actually, at how good the Korean version of ketchup is: unlike Hunt's, which tends to separate in the bottle, Korean ketchup (at least the Ottugi brand) retains its integrity and never needs shaking.
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Ketchup? Or gochujang?
ReplyDeleteGood ol' ketchup. I'm surprised, actually, at how good the Korean version of ketchup is: unlike Hunt's, which tends to separate in the bottle, Korean ketchup (at least the Ottugi brand) retains its integrity and never needs shaking.
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