호도 과자 / Walnut Cookies

[Honey.bee]

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Anyone tried them? They are a korean treat with red bean inside, low in calories and are beneficial for people doing diet out there. I ate some this morning for breakfast, it gave back my old memories of eating them when I was young. I think I can die happily eating 10 boxes of them, they are really good.

[Guest Meenuh]

Oh man... i'm so sick of these lol. I used to work at a coffee shop that shared the room with a pizza/hodduk/hodo gwaja place and every morning they'd be making them and the lady would force me to eat em. I must admit when you try it the first time right when it comes out of the machine they're really good but you can only take so much before you get sick of em. I worked there for like half a year working 45+ hrs a week so you can do the math. Lol.

[dahanizzle]

Yes, they're good but they are definitely not low in calories. The batter, sweet red bean, and walnut inside are terrible things to eat while dieting. (Well, the walnut is ok in moderation)

[Guest COOKIE.BANDIT.]

i love these!!!! the red bean filling is good

[Guest Champagne*kisses]

I've never tried this looks yummy though.

[Guest xp0kables]

sounds and looks like something i'll love

where can you get them?

[Guest rapunzel283]

These are made with custard as well right? There's that place in Chinatown in Sydney that makes these fresh, filled with custard... so yummy, a must when I go down to NSW

[Guest i_like_mashimaro]

i like 호도 과자!!~~

so cheap and can be found everywhere in korea ^^

more delicious if eat them during cold winter`~yumm

[Guest maizakichi]

hhmm i think it's called as "Oishi Manju" here ? [there are 2 stalls in SM City Cebu]

cause the package says Korean cake..lol...and it looks the same too~

if it is, then i totally love this <3

[Guest daulism]

Mmm! i love those~ me and my mom back then would eat it all the time :3

[Guest kimchibabygurl]

it's yummy! but the red bean paste is more than walnuts. haha.

[Guest skootova]

Yummmm. I haven't had those in such a long time.

So goood. :9

[Guest JacksonC]

These are good but I never got the taste of walnut, it was all red bean.

[Guest peachpeachpeach]

oh myy, i love those things! YUM YUM!

ahhaa, i hadnt had them in a while though ;(

[Guest lulybonynsungie]

ohhhhh i used to have them...but i buy them at some chinese pastry place

[Guest kaicee]

! ! ! !! !

I had these in Korea when they were fresh off the machine and, omg, so good! Warm and... yummy x].

[Guest viasarah]

These are sooo good when they're fresh out of the oven in Korea <33

[Guest linuhhparkk]

hmm i don't tihnk i ever liked them.

although they are good when they're nice and hot.

[Guest larojiblanca]

oh man, I absolutely LOVE these little treats! My aunt buys a box for everyone from Koreatown every summer, and they're all finished within a day. They're definitely not low in calories though...they're deep fried I think.

[Guest thua]

They're not really cookies, more like cakes.

There's potato filled ones as well.

They taste okay. I don't know if it's the place I've tried, but they are never fragrant like other similar asian cake snacks. They're kind of just.. blah.