Only in Korea
Do you know what exists? Corn ice cream with actual kernels of corn in it:
What's stranger is that it is delicious.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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2 comments:
Sounds good to me. I love corn and ice cream. Japan had a lot of interesting ice cream flavors as well.
I think I found a clue to why agriculture in the cities seems to be so popular in Korea - huge government subsidies. As a share of farmer income, Reason estimates that 63% comes from subsidies. While I wouldn't be surprised if this is a little high given Reason's biases, its probably accurate in terms of its relative size - 3.5 times American subsidies and almost twice Europe's subsidies.
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