If there’s one thing I’ve learned living in Korea, it’s that people here are head-over-heels for sweet potatoes. I spotted these at a department store today, and I honestly had to do a double-take because they look exactly like the real deal. It’s not just a vegetable anymore; it’s a whole aesthetic (and a delicious bread!)
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