i can't go through life without enough kimchi

idk that's relevant cos Korean talk??? o_o

it's quite spicy and also garlicky
if you like both those things you will definitely enjoy it

i am able to find it at most grocery stores and i live in bumbletown canada so it should be accessible

otherwise korean restaurants should serve it

i definitely recommend it

@Eva: It's so easy! Marshmallows, fruit, cookies, etc. <3

@Moi: Swiss is the foundation of traditional fondue. ;3;
sorry.. poor crumpet. *squishes*

@al_ma_lil_pal: Hallo there crumpet! How are you? :3

@ashabellanar: kimchi seems so epic in the dramas. 83

Well we didn't want to heat up the pot just for marshmallows and we couldn't afford cookies or fruit for the longest time. And by the time I started making cookies from scratch, the chocolate was gone XD

rebecca: No, I live in the U.S. currently x'D But I do listen to kpop >w>

al_ma_lil_pal: Sounds sooooo good! *drools*

asha: Very relevant, yes oho. Not a big fan personally... but I do love fried kimchi :D

Eva: Aw ;3;

epic??? do they get really excited for it? i've never watched a korean drama :s

i've never tried fried kimchi... sounds devilishly fiendish and i will have to try this
where did you try it?? a restaurant?

It's easy, you make it! :D Just grill the kimchi lol You know in Korean restaurants they serve kimchi right? Just put that on the grill along with the meat... wrap it together and it's sooo~ good!