Do you know the classic Korean snack, V-Con? I still buy it from time to time these days! It’s a snack made of 80% corn. The texture is hard, but the nutty corn flavor is addictive! Back in the day, it used to sell for 300 won in front of schools, but now you need to pay 1,000–2,000 won to get one!
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