9.) Let's Eat Some Sweets

                Ice cream, cake, donnut, and shake are one of the most common known foods we know in the world. But did you know that there are more and more delicious sweet foods you can see in Seoul South Korea. Here are some three desserts that I can recommend to you and when you see it, your stomach may talk to you and say “Hey, cook it know I’m really hungry”. 

      Patbingsu (Red Bean Shaved Ice) 팥빙수

           
           This is a korean shaved ice dessert with sweet toppings such as chopped fruit, condensed milk, fruit syrup, and red bean paste. This is my favorite dessert in all sweets you know in the world.  I don’t know why but I’m addicted to it, when I saw this on a picture there’s something pop on to my head saying ”I want this, I really want this” so I said to my mom to make this shaved ice and oh my gosh it’s really delicious. It’s the same as other desserts you know but try this it’s really yummy.

Hotteok

             
               Hotteok, actually I didn’t try this but I saw this mostly in Korean dramas, variety game shows and food shows. So I get curious about this food. According to my research this is a sweet Korean pancake, hotteok is filled with a mixture of brown sugar, honey, chopped peanuts, and cinnamon. Seeing the ingredients, I can imagine that it’s really delicious. This is good to eat when it is winter in your country.                                                   

 Bungeoppang (The Other Fish Cake)

                My Tita said that when the weather turns cold in Korea you can expect street vendors to start selling this warm and filling treat. This is translated to crucian carp bread, this is a fish-shaped cake that is filled with a semi-sweet red bean paste. It’s like a waffle, and tastes similar to one as well, and can sometimes come with other fillings like cream or sweet potato.

                So these are some desserts that I want to share to you guys and I hope that when you visit Korea you may try these delicious sweet foods.