Unprecedented Korean food boom in the US... ”Gimbap is out of stock until October”

Recently, frozen kimbap has run out in the United States, and the Korean food boom is taking place. Local media said that it was TikTok's "Mom Moppang" that sparked it.
Dia reported. On the 6th (local time), the US NBC broadcast covered the gimbap craze in the US and reported, ``Korean bloggers contributed to the viral spread of this food (gimbap).''
. The out-of-stock kimbap products were sold by Trader Joe's, a famous grocery store chain in the United States.
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This frozen norimaki, delivered by a food manufacturer headquartered in ), is popular in the U.S. for its low price of $3.99 for nine slices and its delicious taste.
In order to get this frozen kimbap on SNS, I visit the Trader Joe's department every day or in the morning.
There are a lot of reviews such as "open run" from early on. When they finally bought frozen gimbap, they warmed it up in the microwave and ate it, or baked or fried it and dipped it in sauce.
I also took a review video and uploaded it, such as eating. NBC attributed such popularity to Ann Sara, a 27-year-old Korean who lives in Orange County, California.
I mentioned that there was a video on ikTok. Earlier last month, Ahn posted a video of himself buying frozen kimbap and tasting it with his mother when it was newly released at Trader Joe's.
It means that it has been played 11 million times on TikTok and caused a Kimba boom. Ahn's mother said she didn't know she was being filmed.
“When I was five years old, I was bullied because of my kimbap.
"Korean culture has become accepted and consumed," he told NBC. Meanwhile, this frozen kimbap is sold out nationwide until at least October 31.
It is said that it is a condition.