[Photo] Full-Scale Harvest of Jangheung Kkosiraegi Noodles Harvested from the Sea
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] The harvest of Kkosiraegi is in full swing in the waters off Hoejin, Jangheung, known as a pristine sea area. Kkosiraegi is a seaweed with a uniform thickness like noodles, often called the "noodles of the sea" or "cold noodles of the sea."
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Kkosiraegi, in season in May, is highly preferred by consumers for its crispy texture. It also contains a large amount of calcium and dietary fiber, and is gaining attention as a health food due to its high effectiveness in removing heavy metals from the body.
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