Korean street vendor who made dalgona candy for ‘Squid Game’ show us their secrets

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Good Morning America published this video item, entitled “Korean street vendor who made dalgona candy for ‘Squid Game’ show us their secrets” – below is their description.

We visited the street vendor in Seoul, Korea who supplied the dalgona candies for Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’. They gave us some tips and tricks to recreate their dalgona recipe at home.

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