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Hobbang is hot snack sold ubiquitously in South Korea. It consists of a pre-cooked ball of bread made with rice flour and stuffed with some sort of filling, usually red bean paste. The hobbang is steamed in a warmer and sold at small shops like 7-11, Buy the Way, and many small independent grocery stores throughout the winter months.[1][2]
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Hobbang is also commonly sold stuffed with meat, cheese, vegetables, or Korean sweet potato paste.[3]
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