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But real question is, is the borscht popular in DPRK?
Probably. North Korean cuisine is very popular in Kazakhstan where they have a large population of Korean immigrants. I’m sure the cultural exchange went both ways.
They may even see a farm and call it “heaven”
Even the most hostile western documentaries show DPRK citizens working on normal farms. Oh, right, these chuds think they eat rats and dogpoop.
A meal of nothing but kvass, rye bread, and vegemite
