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[Kreation]

Does anybody know of a place in korea that sells these or anything comparable?

I'm livin down south in ulsan

[antsea]

I've seen sunflower seeds in the local 'green mart' in packets.

[sarelimq]

My brother use to eat them all the time when he went to the ball games in San Diego. BBQ flavor.

[DaHu]

I've seen them in I Love Cookie, in Bundang.

[deizio]

I've bought David's BBQ flavour in the foreign food market in Itaewon. I prefer the "spiced" variety of the Chinese brand they have tho, the BBQ were way too salty. No idea if you can get them in other parts of the country.

[Kreation]

thanks for all the answers fellas.

[murr]

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