Korean snacks range from sweet to spicy to nutritious and still delicious. But it can be hard finding something to munch on if you're going meatless. Luckily, there are vegetarian options for you to enjoy. Let's look at 5 must-try vegetarian Korean snacks you can find in your Seoulbox V.
Steamed Chestnuts
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Looking for that perfect camping snack? Try these steamed chestnuts. Cooked without extra sugars, they're both tasty and have health benefits like better digestion and an increased nutrient intake. A nut a day keeps the doctor away - give these chestnuts a try!
Nan Nana Corn
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Koreans love corn snacks, and these chips are no exception! Crunchy and crispy, Nan Nana Corn also has a chili pepper kick. Pack them the next time you watch a football (soccer) game.
Hodamsi Rice Honey Oranda Puff Bar
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Have you heard of oranda (오란다)? It's a traditional Korean snack made with puffed beans or wheat, seeds, nuts, and sweet rice honey syrup. A gooey treat that's perfect with coffee.
Eastwell Pocket Popcorn Strawberry
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Spring is the season for all things strawberry. And strawberry sauce goes well with everything, especially popcorn. Forget the microwave-popped kernels and butter. Eat your way through this bag on your k-drama night!
Roasted Seaweed Peanut Bites
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Dried seaweed and peanuts. Two distinct flavors - fishy and nutty - combine in this addictive snack. Need to eat something with your beer or soju? Fill up a bowl and crunch away.
How to Order Your Own Seoulbox V
We've only give you a sample of what's inside this month's Seoulbox V (Korean Dramas). With this vegetarian box, we're offering Seoulmates living a plant-based lifestyle their personal tour of Korea. Some of the snacks may be different, but we guarantee they're just as delicious!
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And ordering a box is easy as counting "1-2-3" (hana, dul, set; 하나, 둘, 셋). Go to the Seoulbox website and click on the "Shop" dropdown menu or the appropriate buttons on the homepage.
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You'll then be able to select the frequency of your box. For first-time buyers, we recommend One Time. The four other options are 1-Month, 3-Month, 6-Month, and 12-Month. The 3-Month and 12-Month are the most popular.
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Now pay and relax. Wait for your special package to arrive so you can experience Korea at home!
Do you have a favorite vegetarian Korean snack? Is there a plant-based snack that you'd recommend? Leave a comment below!
