□■ Gimbap (or Gimbop) ■□
Gimbap(or Gimbop) is a popular Korean dish that consists of a rice roll wrapped in thin, dried seaweed. It is typically filled with a variety of delicious ingredients, including egg, fish cake, pickled radish, spinach, carrot, and crab sticks. However, there are many different variations of gimbap, and some people like to add tuna with mayonnaise and perilla leaves to make Tuna gimbap.
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Kimbap can have different amounts of calories depending on its size and what's inside. A typical serving of kimbap, which is one roll and weighs about 150-200 grams, has about 300-400 calories.
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Many Koreans enjoy making gimbap for lunch, and it is a great option for a picnic as well. The compact size and easy-to-eat nature of gimbap makes it the perfect meal for outdoor activities.
Additionally, because there are so many different ingredients that can be used in gimbap, it is a versatile dish that can be customized to suit your personal preferences. Whether you prefer a vegetarian option or want to include more seafood, gimbap can be adapted to suit your tastes.