Korean Products

Filed as: Korea and Culture // Responses: 12

In North America, you have your common big-name products: Pepsi, Oreo, Tide, Heinz, Dentyne etc. In Korea, we’ve got different name brands; and so we made a short video for you to familiarize yourselves with these products. If you don’ t know about Xylitol, Dr. You, and Chilsung, then it’s about time you learned. We made a short video (with our new camera! woohoo!) to highlight some of these products, so that you could get an idea of what we’re used to.

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http://www.facebook.com/benglishtea Brandon English

You guys always make me so hungry! I wish I had so many cool choices for snacks, drinks and food here. /mourn
Melissa D. Harper

You two crack me up…and make me really glad that I'm moving to Korea in a few months!
Beth

Now it will take another six months to get the Home Plus Theme out of my head. Thanks guys. XD
kljoyce (on LJ)

This is hilarious!! I love your blog <3<3 Please keep the great videos coming : ))!!
Sincerely,
Kathleen

http://www.eatyourkimchi.com Eatyourkimchi

Thanks Kathleen!

Jindo

gosomi-cookies they are soooooooooo yummy =) Luv them and you can by them outside of korea as well
http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AI6I3QJJHBFSGWTW6NBOCDR2HY Shadow

what is the poster behind martina with all the korean letters on it called? it looks handy >.>
http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YQYVUBVAUO2GZ7AL2NNENCZGNI Uxia gonzalo canay

i love your videos…….put the subtitles in spanish please because i from spain :P youare amazing
http://twitter.com/xkarichan Chariz

why do i get the feeling they use trainees of the entertainment industry to do those ads? =P
Anonymous

I almost died laughing. I love this video!!!
cute_nessera

isn’t nescafé available like…everywhere in the world? ^^
Karen Asiu

I find it interesting that the name of the gum is Xylitol as that is the name of the sugar alcohol that is used as a sweetener in “sugar-free” gum like Trident in the U.S.