Korean explanation. - squid game dalgona (How to make)

Netflix squid games feature games that Korean children played every day in the 60s and 80s.

Among them, the popular game is "Dalgona." You can easily make and eat this at home in any country in the world.

But if you make a mistake, you can burn a ladle, so be careful because you can cause problems with your mother.

The meaning of dalgona in Korea.

Before the 1990s, there were many middle-aged people who made and sold "dalgona" on the streets in Korea. Children who don't have pocket money are made of things they have at home. Because it's easy to make.

Ingredients for making dalgona.

1. Ladle (Plastic X, Tree X)
2. Sugar powder.
3. Baking soda.

How to make dalgona.

1. Fill the iron ladle with half the sugar.
2. Place it on low heat and stir with iron chopsticks for a long time.
3. Stir until it becomes sticky and turns yellow.
4. Dip a new chopstick in baking soda.
5. When it turns brown, turn off the heat and take it out of the ladle.
6. If you don't have experience, you won't fall. Calm down.

Dalgona from Netflix's squid game.

Originally, "dalgona" in reality can be eaten in about a cent, but if you succeed in cutting it in an engraved shape, you can get another "dalgona."

The technology that Lee Jung-jae, the main character of Netflix drama, applies saliva to "Dalgona" is very rare among real children.

Like a squid game, if your life is at stake, you apply saliva, but if receiving dalgona is the price, most people succeed with toothpicks.