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CJ Maxbon Cheese (Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo's Sausage) Review

Finally! I have tried myself Kim Bok Joo's favorite sausage in Weightlifting Fairy,this is the sausage that we've seen in some of the episodes. Curiosity strikes that I really tried hard finding where to buy this cheese sausage,so now I'll be sharing with you all how it looks like and how it taste like. I also let my friends tried it and will share with you our insights with this snack. Keep reading below.
Back side of the package

photo from the drama
It looks like an ice candy tube or like a skinless meat sausage 

How to open: remove the red tape and pull to eat
ready to eat

What's inside? It's a cheese and it quite taste like the round cheese with red coating we have every New Year's Eve. What it taste like? It tasted like "itlog na maalat" or salted egg but with a hint of a cheesy and a bit sweet flavor. My friends actually did not like it but for me it's okay. The texture is somewhat like a hard jelly ace pudding. If you're a fan of salted egg flavors, you will like it.  Give a try so you can feel like Bok Joo's as well :D 



Where to buy: Tessa's Cotton Candy

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