Korean Job Discussion Forums

[swigs]

Just saying hello, (Hello) This forum has been very helpful thus far in helping me along with my application process. (Public Vs. Private and such) I hope that I am able to get the job I am applying for.

I cant wait to see the so much talked about four seasons in Korea.
(Actually where I am from we get like a half an inch of snow...)

I did a search on Peanut Butter, and it looks like it is in Korea, that surprises me...is it American Peanut Butter or Korean, and if so, is there a major difference at all? Silly question...but...I like peanut butter.

Swigs...

[Ya-ta Boy]

You can get Skippy, both creamy and crunchy, here. There are also several less well-known brands. They are the real thing. About W5,000 for a smallish jar.

[ciccone_youth]

i second that, peanut butter is easy to find. i am a big fan of skippy myself, i got a huge jar at costco.

[JustJohn]

Yep, easy to find but more expensive than it has any right to be.

[swigs]

Sounds great, thanks for the info.

I am a huge fan of rice and veggies, etc.

But figure peanut butter will be my staple western food when I need it...yum...

[ciccone_youth]

rice-- you'll be in paradise. cheap and everywhere.

veggies-- you'll find them a bit expensive... but they taste so fresh.

[nobbyken]

I found Goobers at Emart last month. Makes a change, and my wife is not a butter person (50% fat, butter not my wife), but more partial to jam.