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Food for Thought: How Healthy is Instant Coffee by Lindsey Huster
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Food for Thought: How Healthy is Instant Coffee by Lindsey Huster

August 17, 2015

How healthy is instant coffee? Brew. Java. Cup of Joe. Whatever you prefer to call your café noir, it may be the …

Food for Thought: Crescent Moon Rice Cakes by Lindsey Huster
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Food for Thought: Crescent Moon Rice Cakes by Lindsey Huster

September 05, 2011

Crescent Moon Rice Cakes: Songpyeon With Chuseok coming up, I thought you should know a bit about the classic …

Food for Thought: Abstain from Couple Holidays and Celebrate Black Day
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Food for Thought: Abstain from Couple Holidays and Celebrate Black Day

March 07, 2011

Another Black Day, April 14th is here and I wanted to share with you with a great column written by Lindsey Huster. F…

Food for Thought: Same Korean Meal, but Different Day
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Food for Thought: Same Korean Meal, but Different Day

November 03, 2010

Sadly, this is Lindsey's last column for Seoul Eats. I'm sad to see her go, because her articles have always be…

Food For Thought: Does Hangover Soup Really Work?
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Food For Thought: Does Hangover Soup Really Work?

October 27, 2010

Ox Blood Hangover Stew (Haejangguk) Most people drink, and some people drink too much. In South Korea, with the soci…

Many Thanks for Korea's Mountain Vegetable Cuisine
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Many Thanks for Korea's Mountain Vegetable Cuisine

October 18, 2010

Sanchae Salad from Nwijo I ventured to Seoraksan National Park this weekend to feast my eyes on the highly anticipat…

Food For Thought: Persimmon: a harbinger for a Korean Fall
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Food For Thought: Persimmon: a harbinger for a Korean Fall

October 05, 2010

Persimmons by Lindsey Huster October in Korea. This season is known for its foliage- a glowing exterior that re…

Food for Thought: A Cultural Analysis in Korean Distrust in Chinese Products
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Food for Thought: A Cultural Analysis in Korean Distrust in Chinese Products

September 28, 2010

Made in China Written by Lindsey Huster Here's another insightful column by our own Lindsey Huster. This colum…

Food for Thought: An increase in foreign restaurants makes Seoul more inclusive
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Food for Thought: An increase in foreign restaurants makes Seoul more inclusive

September 10, 2010

Warung Indonesia in Ansan Written by Lindsey Huster Although South Korea may feel (at times) a bit homogenous, the…

Food for Thought: What is Making Korean Children Fat?
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Food for Thought: What is Making Korean Children Fat?

September 01, 2010

What is Making Korean Children Fat? Health classes are moving a few Korean students in a healthier direction this sum…

Food For Thought: Much to do about Korean Mulberries
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Food For Thought: Much to do about Korean Mulberries

August 17, 2010

The Elusive Mulberry While visiting a friend in Suncheon this weekend, I crossed paths with the elusive Korean mulb…

Food for Thought: The hot and cold of 30 hottest days of Summer (Sambok)
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Food for Thought: The hot and cold of 30 hottest days of Summer (Sambok)

August 12, 2010

Venture outdoors, and in moments, you will feel the heat. Such heat and humidity create conditions fit for damp clothes…

Food for Thought: Adoration for Temple Stay Cuisine
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Food for Thought: Adoration for Temple Stay Cuisine

August 07, 2010

By Lindsey Huster Monastery cuisine conjures images of the most meager and bland food on Earth: rice porridge, spars…

Food For Thought: The Linguistics of Korean Food
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Food For Thought: The Linguistics of Korean Food

July 28, 2010

In Korea, it’s not just what you say that gets attention. It’s also what you eat (and then say in between chews).  M…

Food for Thought: Why eating organic in Korea may prevent cancer
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Food for Thought: Why eating organic in Korea may prevent cancer

July 22, 2010

Going organic isn't easy, but it's steadily growing in Korea. So far, the Korean government has certified over…

Food For Thought: Don’t drink for your health by Lindsey Huster
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Food For Thought: Don’t drink for your health by Lindsey Huster

July 14, 2010

A female subway user sits across from me, wearing a cheerful t-shirt that pictures a sun. The happy, yellow orb states…

Food for Thought: Eat Regionally!
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Food for Thought: Eat Regionally!

July 08, 2010

Here's another great post from our own Lindsey Huster. If you would like to contribute to Seoul Eats, please send…

Food for Thought: Eat locally, eat seasonally, and support Korea
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Food for Thought: Eat locally, eat seasonally, and support Korea

June 29, 2010

by Lindsey Huster   Tis the season of produce. At every street corner, alleyway, and subway exit, mini-food markets h…

Food For Thought: Seoul needs to Clean up it's Act on Littering
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Food For Thought: Seoul needs to Clean up it's Act on Littering

June 23, 2010

Seoul wants to clean up its streets, and has decided to start with gum chewers. According to an article in the Korea…

Food For Thought: Food Waste
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Food For Thought: Food Waste

June 16, 2010

Food waste habits are hard to break, especially in Korea Growing up in the United States, I know food waste. I am, unf…

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