concept   corn dog
culture   South Korea
statement   Corn dogs are less common in South Korea and are often seen as a novelty or unique American snack.
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1 corn Korea Less commonly consumed and not a typical staple in traditional cuisine 1
2 corn dog South Korea Less common and not as popular as other street foods like tteokbokki or hotteok. 1
3 corn dog South Korea Less commonly found and considered a novelty food, often served in specialized restaurants 1
4 corn dog South Korea Not a traditional or common food item, may be considered exotic or unique 1
5 corn dog South Korea Less common and not a traditional snack, but gaining popularity in recent years, often found in international food sections or specialty restaurants. 1
6 corn dog South Korea Less common and often seen as a novelty or unique 'American' snack in specialty restaurants or food fairs. 1
7 corn flakes Korea Corn flakes are not commonly consumed for breakfast in China, Japan, and Korea, where traditional breakfast foods differ significantly from western-style cereal. 1
8 corn-based dishes Korea Not a prominent ingredient in local cuisine, less commonly featured in traditional dishes 1
9 corn-based dishes South Korea Not a predominant ingredient in traditional dishes, less commonly used in everyday meals 1
10 husking corn South Korea Less common due to alternative uses of corn and availability of pre-husked or processed corn 1
11 popcorn South Korea Often flavored with sweet or savory tastes and consumed as a specialty snack rather than a common everyday food 1
12 sweet corn South Korea Used in various culinary dishes, such as salads, soups, and stir-fries, but not as commonly associated with outdoor gatherings or barbecues 1