Far-far (also fryum, bobby) is an Indian snack food composed primarily of potato starch and tinted sago. They may also contain tapioca and wheat flour. Far-far puff up instantly when deep fried, and they are either eaten as a snack or served like a papadum to accompany a meal.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% apple (made in Korea)
2. Crispy sweetness from nature Haeswim apple chip, the deep texture that you can chew with the breath of nature lives in your mouth.
3. No preservatives added, / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added, / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Raw materials and content: 100% lotus root
2. Freeze-dried lotus root with the taste of natural lotus root, and the lotus root chip has a lively texture as well as taste and aroma.
3. No preservatives added, / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added, / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% organic bananas-raw in Peru
2. Sweetness from soft nature Organic banana chips, the deep sweetness that you can chew with the breath of nature is alive and moving in your mouth.
3. No preservatives added / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% Jeju mandarin oranges
2. Haeswim Hanrabong (Jeju mandarin orange) chips, which are sweet and sour and have an esoteric taste, and the refreshing and sweet taste will give you a wonderful taste.
3. No preservatives added / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% pear (made in Korea)
2. Sliced â??â??pears without additives and freeze-dried. It's dry and you can enjoy the four seasons with a snack of strawberries. The taste and term of the pear are alive.
3. No preservatives added / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% strawberry (made in Korea)
2. It is a freeze-dried product made by slicing strawberries without additives. It is dry and you can enjoy the taste of strawberries with snacks in the four seasons. The taste and terms of strawberries are alive.
3. No preservatives added / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
1. Ingredients and content: 100% pineapple (from the Philippines)
2. Haeswim pineapple chips that feel crispy and sweet the more you chew, the deep sweetness of the pineapple melts into your mouth the more you chew, providing the best taste.
3. No preservatives added / no artificial sweeteners added,
4. No browning inhibitor added / no synthetic flavor added
5. A snack that the whole family can enjoy, from children to adults.
Fruit chips made with natural flavor and nutrition.
free from the use of sugar or additives, living in the taste and nourishment of nature. 100% Korean fruit chips that ensure safe eating
In this wonderful world of veggies, some of them don't get enough time in the spotlight. Kohlrabi, with its funky look and often unknown flavor, is definitely one of those minimally celebrated veg.Kohlrabi comes in different sizes and colors (like purple and green). The bulbs, pictured here, are refreshingly crunchy with a flavor similar to a broccoli stem. Their leaves are also edible, so if you find the entire plant intact, don't hesitate to use the greens for smoothies or salads!
Hanrabong is an interestingly delicious fruit from Jeju Island ( Korea ). It looks a bit like an orange with a little bump on top, but it tastes much better than your average orange. It has a somewhat thick rind, but it peels away easily. Though they are delicious, they tend to be a bit expensive (like all good fruit in Korea)
