Long ago, Koreans primarily consumed a diet based on rice, vegetables, and fermented foods, reflecting the agrarian lifestyle of the time. Staple dishes included kimchi, made from fermented vegetables, and various grains. Fish and meat were also part of the diet, though more commonly consumed by the wealthier classes. Seasonal ingredients and local produce played a significant role in their culinary practices.
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what do Koreans eat for new years
Koreans eat cooked animals. They eat any animal like chinese do.
they ate a type of flowers or bafflao fish any thing they can find.
Yes, some Koreans eat whale. However, this is not widespread or ubiquitous in South Korea.
Yes.
I heard a long time ago it was 16 lbs a year...
Stupid Question. 90 percent of Koreans do not eat dog. 20 percent of Chinese or Koreans eat dogs. Dog meat isn't staple meat diet.
puppies
yes
Koreans eat anything like Chinese.
Yes some do.