Giant gummy bears are the latest must-buy Korean snack trend
By MOOK Scenic Family / Chen Wenlin, compiled report
Gummy bears have long been a favorite snack among children. Recently, South Korea’s major convenience store GS25 launched a new “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy, which may look similar to traditional gummy bears but is several times larger—almost the size of a palm. Upon release, it received a huge online response and has become one of the hottest new items for overseas shopping services.
South Korea’s popular convenience store GS25 has introduced the new “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy, which is several times larger than traditional gummy bears and about the size of a palm, becoming the latest hot topic snack in Korea (Image provided by o_ozara)
The super-cute giant gummy bears quickly went viral on Korean Instagram, social media, and blogs after hitting the shelves, with everyone eager to try them. The craze has recently spread to Taiwan, making it one of the popular snacks for overseas shopping services. Some netizens even estimate that one “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy is roughly equivalent in size to stacking about 50 regular-sized gummy bears—an eye-catching treat.
The “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy has created a buzz in Korea since its launch and is now one of the popular items for Korean snack shopping services (Images provided by joan730905, demoon719)
It is estimated that one “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy is about the size of stacking 50 regular gummy bears (Image source: instiz)
This “King Bear” JUMBO BEAR gummy comes in two flavors: orange (male bear) and pineapple (female bear), priced at 1,800 KRW (about NT$50). When traveling to Korea, be sure to keep an eye out for this giant “King Bear” and give it a taste.
【Info】
JUMBO BEAR Gummy Bears
Price: 1,800 KRW (about NT$50)
Flavors: Male Bear – Orange / Female Bear – Pineapple
Calories: 510 kcal
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