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Chang-eok Tteok Pumpkin Injeolmi

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This is the famous Pumpkin Injeolmi that went viral on YouTube! It’s sold by Chang-eok Tteok, and you can order it online as a frozen product. Just let it thaw before eating.

Unlike traditional injeolmi coated with roasted soybean powder, this version is covered in soft castella cake crumbs, which gives it a unique texture and flavor. The sweet pumpkin adds a rich, nutty taste, making it incredibly delicious and satisfying.

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