I typically buy tteok in either noodle form or in ovals. These are small balls, perhaps 1 centimeter or 3/8 inches in diameter. I've never seen these before. Is there a proper name for these, aside from "tteok"?
by ChristienneO
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yungsea
reading the package and googling, im p sure the balls are just called joraengi tteok
ProfessionalSalt6060
쌀떡 means rice cake. The first word is probably the brand.
Several_Club_3392
Tteok (Korean rice cake) and my mom makes it on Korean holidays.
Far-Mountain-3412
It literally says 조랭이 쌀떡 😅 Joraengi tteok is exactly that kind, the little symmetrical bowling pin looking ones. There’s nothing special about it except it’s small and cute, so we occasionally use it in place of the other stuff.
wardy_TWO_TheReddit
Hinchunchanchi wunchanchi
drainedandsleepy
the yellow text on the side says that it’s only made from rice
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reading the package and googling, im p sure the balls are just called joraengi tteok
쌀떡 means rice cake. The first word is probably the brand.
Tteok (Korean rice cake) and my mom makes it on Korean holidays.
It literally says 조랭이 쌀떡 😅 Joraengi tteok is exactly that kind, the little symmetrical bowling pin looking ones. There’s nothing special about it except it’s small and cute, so we occasionally use it in place of the other stuff.
Hinchunchanchi wunchanchi
the yellow text on the side says that it’s only made from rice
Put them in juk
It’s just a different shape of rice cake.
Joraengi 조랭이 —> gourd (shape)
Ssal Duk 쌀떡 —> rice cake