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KoREa In Canada
                                  KoREa-Canada Blog 2015


           6  FLooT HeaTinG


                                           It  is  February  in  Montreal  and  my  toes  are
                                        freezing as I write this. It’s times like these where I
                                        wish for Korean ondol floor heating. Warm radiant
                                        floors are just so much cozier than electric heaters
                                        that blast dry uneven heat.

           7  CHanTinG SaLeSPeoPLe


                                 I used to hear the strawberry salesman coming towards our
                              apartment complex from quite far away. Some sellers develop
                              their own specific “song” to let people know they are around. This
                              is because you hear the “song” before the words – so you hear
                              the chant and know what’s coming your way. once they come
          closer to your building, you can call down to them from your balcony to tell him which floor
          to come to. I will forever remember the sing-song of the hangover cure lady in the early
          hours of the morning.

           8  TrianGLe GiMBaP(samgakgimbap)


                             Whoever invented this perfect corner store food is genius. It’s a
                            triangle of rice, often stuffed with things like tuna or kimchi, and
                             wrapped in laver (gim). So easy and fun to eat. Just be sure to
                              open it right!


           9  Fried CHiCKen JoinTS

             These places are great mostly because they are so ubiquitous and have great names such
          as  “Born  to  be  Chicken”,  “donkey  Chicken”,  “Mother-in-law  Chicken”  and  “Chicken
          Syndrome”. Korean fried chicken is its own very special thing, especially when eaten with
          friends – and don’t forget the Cass beer.









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