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Stocking Up!

At the rate we are eating kimchi, you might have thought we are Korean! LOL

Anyway, this particular brand that I used for cooking is getting more expensive these days so whenever we found an outlet that sell it at a cheaper price, we stock up on them. Got these tubs for just RM27.90. As a comparison, it is sold at Jusco, Cold Storage and Village Grocer for RM38.90! @.@

I think one day I might just have to make my own kimchi!
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  1. Peachie31 July, 2011 15:27

    I love making Kimchi Chigae and Kimchi Fried Rice but just like you, I haven't tried making my own Kimchi too. It's not too difficult I've heard.

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  2. Nick Phillips (15/03/1967 - 04/11/2022)31 July, 2011 18:49

    I've never had kimchi before though I've always wanted to try some :D Got any extra to spare, ah? hehehe ...

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  3. lina31 July, 2011 22:02

    @Peachie,
    The problem for me about making my own kimchi - storage. I would so need to buy a bigger fridge. I can't even accommodate a 5kg bag of kimchi in my small fridge!

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  4. lina31 July, 2011 22:02

    @Nick,
    Come on over. There are lots in the fridge. xD

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  5. [SK]31 July, 2011 23:55

    hahaha, so you are consuming few hundred ringgit worth of kimchi every month?? wow, that's unbelievable huh?? :p

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  6. [SK]31 July, 2011 23:56

    yeah, i seriously think you should make your own kimchi since you love it so much and consuming more than the native Koreans perhaps!! haha :D

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  7. [SK]31 July, 2011 23:56

    and if you can make very delicious kimchi, maybe that's a good business to make good money?? :p

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  8. lina01 August, 2011 08:26

    @SK,
    Koreans eat kimchii at every meal. I don't! LOL

    But yeah, I should seriously think about making my own. One day... maybe. ;p

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  9. ladyviral01 August, 2011 10:47

    @.@ when did you become korean? :p

    I am not a kimchi person... i wonder why... how do you usually cook them with?

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  10. jellybelly01 August, 2011 12:37

    I love kimchi too. Luckily there's a Korean store just around the corner from where I live :)

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  11. lina01 August, 2011 13:10

    @LV,
    LOL Where got turn in Korean. Just like Korean food as as Japanese food and Malay food. ;p

    I like kimchii in stew or stir fried. Or simply chuck a few in my instant noodle too. Yummy! :)

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  12. lina01 August, 2011 13:15

    @jellybelly,
    A Korean store nearby you. I am so jealous. I bet there are loads of stuff there in stock.

    Do you cook Korean food? :)

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  13. foongpc01 August, 2011 23:24

    So which outlet you bought this cheaper kimchi from?

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  14. foongpc01 August, 2011 23:25

    Is it easy to make your own kimchi? Make one bottle for me!!! : D : D : D

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  15. lina02 August, 2011 08:41

    @foong,
    Not telling! Later everyone go there and buy!

    Don't know whether easy or not, but I got a recipe lah. Hahaha if I do, I give one spoon to you. XD

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  16. HappySurfer02 August, 2011 12:00

    I saw this kimchi at the lower price in Jusco the other day. They must have reduced the price. It's good there are smaller bottles available.

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  17. lina02 August, 2011 12:51

    @HappySurfer,
    Really? How much was it? Gotta go Jusco and check it out. :)

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  18. HappySurfer03 August, 2011 18:46

    The lower price - RM27.90.

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  19. lina03 August, 2011 19:41

    @HappySurfer,
    Cool! Ill check them out at Jusco this weekend. :)

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