At a convenience store not far from KMA's headquarters in Yeouido, where I normally teach for my KMA gigs, there are these Oreo-style ice-cream "bars," for lack of a better term.* I haven't seen them anywhere else, so I look forward to buying them whenever I'm doing a KMA class. I discovered this snack about a month or so ago, and I was instantly hooked: the vanilla in between the cookies is uncommonly rich and smooth, and the cookies themselves, while not Oreos, per se, are sufficiently Oreo-like to earn my seal of approval.
I know, I know: I shouldn't. Yet I must.
*Actually, as I'm sure you've realized, there is a better term: ice-cream sandwich.
What about the "SAND"? Not too crunchy?
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Yeah, in East Asia, they like lopping off the final syllables in English words, so "air conditioner" becomes "air con," "remote control" becomes "remo-con," "apartment" becomes "apart," and "sandwich" becomes "sand."
ReplyDeleteLuckily for me, the ice cream was all smooth—no sandy grit anywhere.
I learn something everyday.
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