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[wings]

I have been able to find pretty much eveything that crave here in Seoul, but I have yet to see any crackers beyond Carr's.

Does anyone know where I can get some Wasa crackers, or Trisquits?

Cheers!

[Bibbitybop]

[Insert witty racial remark here]


OP, have you checked the foreign food market next to What the Book in Itaewon, Costco or the basement food store in Doota?

[Tarkaan]

Lotte sells crackers called ZEC (don't know the Hangul) and they taste like Ritz.

[Crockpot2001]

[PRagic]

COSTCO, definitely COSTCO. They have a fantastic selection of crackers, and this was the primary reason I took on a membership. Well worth it. Oh, yeah.

[aalais]

IVY crackers are Saltines. Delicious in kimchi chiggae!

[cheeriocookie]

How about in Busan? Any place to get Carr's?

[mikeyboy122]

I heard Mississippi and Alabama are full of them, honky.

[nicholas_chiasson]

[Kimchieyescream]

You can get Carr's at the Centum City Home Plus. They are at the very end of the cracker/cookie aisle, towards the cash registers, top shelf. Up until last week they were 900 won a box, but now they went up to 1,400. Typical, anything I like to eat stops getting stocked, or goes up in price. And by the way they have some low end Chilean wine (Rio Bueno) for 4,500 a bottle.

[Blue Line North]

We "crackers" prefer to be called Caucasian-Americans.

[esetters21]

OP, I bought these crackers at Costco. There is nothing special about them, but they are better than the standard fare. I have 2 boxes. You can have them if you want to come get them. It's time for me to shed some weight .

http://www.ezshopkorea.com/shop/step1.php?number=41138

[sojusucks]

I saw triscuits at Red Door in Seoul.

CostCo has Ritz crackers, Saltines, and others (in different isles I believe).

[wylies99]

C-O-S-T-C-O,
C-O-S-T-C-O,
C-O-S-T-C-O,
and COSTCO is it's NAME-O