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Kimchi is like that Korean octopus stuff right?
ReplyDeleteIf you meant the actual animal octopus then good guess! But kimchi isn't an animal at all! It is fermented vegetables such as cabbages that have seasoning applied to it! Believe it or not, they create probiotics which give positive effects to your body! Maybe you should try one one day!
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