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What Should We Do With the 'White Threads' on Tangerines?                       As the chilly winter months approach, tangerines become a beloved seasonal treat, bringing a burst of refreshing flavor to combat the cold. Their vibrant orange hue and tangy sweetness make them a favorite choice for snacking, especially when fatigue and weakened immunity take their toll. Yet, a curious question ofte..

Tips for Living in Korea 2024. 12. 17. 16:39

Yuja 유자: The Vitamin C Powerhouse and Ancient Cold Remedy Taking the World by Storm        With the onset of colder weather and the increase in colds and respiratory infections, yuja tea, a popular Korean drink made from the citrus fruit yuja, has once again come into the spotlight. Known for its rich vitamin C content—nearly three times that of lemons—yuja is celebrated as a cold-fighting power..

Tips for Living in Korea 2024. 10. 31. 13:37

How To Stay Warm And Nutritious In South Korea By Just Eating! As the winter is getting colder and colder, the winter in South Korea might make your hands and nose red enough to make you sick. To strengthen your immune system, you might need to exercise a little bit and make your body more active in this cold winter… or eat healthy food. In today’s stay 14! We would like to introduce you to some..

Tips for Living in Korea 2024. 1. 31. 13:14

Winter Fruit Addiction! Mandarin Orange(Gyul:귤) If you find yourself in Korea during the colder months, get ready to experience the joy of Korean tangerines, known as "귤" (gyul). These little bursts of citrus delight are more than just a normal snack; they are the most addictive snack you can have this winter. If you have tried oranges in other countries, this mandarin orange would bring you a w..

Tips for Living in Korea 2023. 11. 20. 10:42