Why I’m glad Hanjeongseon is the brand that got big with Korean glutinous rice cakes
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For real, and mochi from other cafés and brands is all expensive too. If anything, I’m glad an obviously Korean brand like Hanjeongseon is the one that became popular. Also, I really wish people would stop trashing Hanjeongseon and then plugging whatever-mochi-this and so-and-so-mochi-that they like.
Mochi is bad enough, but sando is seriously lololol. Why copy a pronunciation that only exists because they couldn’t pronounce the English word? lololol
Hanjeongseon calls them Korean glutinous rice cakes, but when I look on Instagram, I see them called mochi. Why is that? -_-