In Corea del Sud, abbiamo latte al cioccolato in Danimarca che non realizzate dalla Danimarca.
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In Corea del Sud, abbiamo latte al cioccolato in Danimarca che non realizzate dalla Danimarca.
https://i.redd.it/3x1wbnoq36ue1.jpeg
di stalincapital
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1,7% cacao. Sounds great!
Denmark did a lot of agricultural knowledge exports, and helped start up dairy businesses in much of Asia.
There’s also a dairy company called Thai-Denmark in Thailand.
https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai-Denmark
På min barndoms cacaomælk var der et billede af en ko, hvor yveret havde fem patter: Til sødmælk, letmælk, skummetmælk, kærnemælk og cacaomælk. Sådan husker jeg det i hvert fald.
Since 1985???? Last time i checked, the other Denmark was a tad bit older..
I remember stumbling upon a Denmark Cheesecake store Osaka station last time I visited Japan.
It had nothing to do with Denmark other than the flag being plastered everywhere.
Oh that’s kinda like “danish feta”. Saw it quite often when I lived overseas, never figured out what it is
What about Kelly from Denmark? The beer.. It was funny to see.
You also have a beer that sayss it’s from Denmark but has no link to us. “Kelly” i believe it is called. I think it’s a sale tactic.
Jeg fandt en “Thai-Denmark” chokolademælk i Thailand.
Do people in general know where Denmark is? Is there any branding value in labeling it “Denmark”?
I met a very nice Korean couple some weeks back while on vacation, and they didn’t seem to know much about Denmark.
Fun fact, the illustrations on some of the [덴마그 milk cartons](https://www.instiz.net/pt/1805278) were used on milk cartons in Denmark in the 80’s and 90’s. I remember them from my childhood.
I’m in Seoul, where can I get it? Any other Danish/non-Danish or Swedish/non-Swedish delicates? 😀
And we have Korean Gochujang made in Germany