A new dessert called “Dujjonku” is taking South Korea by storm, creating long lines at bakeries and convenience stores. Short for “Dubai Chewy Cookie,” this treat is inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate.
The cookie is basically kataifi (shredded filo dough) and pistachio cream wrapped in marshmallows mixed with cocoa powder. While it is called a cookie, it is soft and stretchy like a rice cake. It is crunchy, sweet, and nutty. The cookie is so popular that many shops sell out in less than an hour. Because many people want to try it, the price of ingredients like pistachios has gone up. If you want to try one, there is even now a “Dujjonku map” that helps people track down stores selling Dujjonku.
J.K. Park Senior Reporter kids/1770173823/1613368258
1. What is the dessert called Dujjonku?
2. Where are long lines for cookies?
3. Who uses a map for stores?
1. Why are viral foods popular?
2. How much do you like sweets?
3. When did you try new cookies?
A new dessert called “Dujjonku” is taking South Korea by storm, creating long lines at bakeries and convenience stores. Short for “Dubai Chewy Cookie,” this treat is inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate.
