some of the unthinkable pictures on candies

well, for me, to be frank.....
opening up a box of candies or chocolates that surely come from other countries indeed gave me a jittery of excitement of what it has to offer or what it stores inside the box.

like what happened this time.
these candies and chocolates were freshly plucked out of the presents that Ilya's parents gave me.
Wow....could never believe it myself.
I mean...just look at the pairing wrappings that surely made to outlandish the sheer difference of excitement of just biting these simple looking chocolate-wrapped wafers. Yes, mostly they were wafers but--with the slight twitch of chocolate as the condiments.....
....the wafers turned to be one of the yummiest candies I've ever tasted.

They look so cool or too nice to open up and eat^^

Korean gwaja or snacks

We bought some of these Korean snacks that we did not know before.Ghana coco pie, corn chips, butter coconut chips, PEPERO J, cereal, strawberry cereal chips, and many others not visible there.

We can eat most of them. Most of them? Yes....because the particular coco pie was not something that we can eat since it contains gelatin from pig. So, it was a good thing that we knew it now. Some of our friends did not know it before so before consuming any gwaja, we should check the ingridients contained in the product. I was lucky to be able to read Hangeul otherwise it would hard to imagine what to eat here. The good thing about most gwaja in Korea was that (although...sadly speaking—they are mostly written in Korean alphabet ‘hangeul’)they provide ample information of what the ingredients were. In fact, most of them even show where they come from. Nice, right? So, the next time we buy something (any food) we’d always make sure that no pig or pork or any gelatin-like ingredients were inside or contained in them. I do hope that this information would be of help for others, too. Especially for any Muslims who concern about the halal labeling of the food—which is a rare case, yet.