Last days, when
tried to communicate with a Korean supplier, our manager said that it would be
unavailable now since it was holidays in Korea. Yes, looking at the Korean
calendar, 18 to 20 September are marked red, means it is national holidays.
They celebrated
Chuseok, it is mid autumn or harvest festival. Some said that it is also like
Thanksgiving Day ala Korean. There is also customs for the Korean to return
hometown to respect their ancestors. Our manager said it is just like Ied
Mubarakh holidays in Indonesia.
And the beverage
being served that day for the Korean managers is below (I thought it must be
the traditional/special food during Chuseok). My manager explained that these
all called “tteok”, means cake.
1) Songpyeon
might be the main cake on Chuseok. It was made of glutinous rice with filling
of sweet-bean-nut, etc. Ehmm it tasted like ‘mochi’ because of the tough
texture.
2) Mujigae tteok,
mujigae means ‘rainbow’ as you can see by the colorful cake. Ehmm it is also
rice cake but the texture is like ‘thiwul’ ^^
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