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Did you go back to Daiso? I think I need to make a trip back as well. YUMMY!
At first I thought "how did he get the milk to splash?!!" Ha ha.
I need those to go with my mango licorice! ;)
(Is Daiso the dollar store? My only Korean regret—skipping the dollar store!)
Daiso (pronounced Die-zo) is the 1000Won or dollar store in Korea. Always something fun to discover.
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