"I have a reason to travel to Korea"."Black and White Cook," which was also praised by foreign media, and "Hwa-je" every day. [Anchor Report]

Netflix's entertainment show "Black and White Cook," whose final episode was released yesterday, has been on the top of the global non-English TV category for three consecutive weeks.
In the midst of this, foreign media are even saying, "It's not just a cooking program, it's an export of Korean culture."

Hong Kong's AM730 said in a column, "Korea has added 40 world-famous restaurants at once, and there is a reason to travel to Korea," adding, "Hong Kong should start with the milk tea competition."Collaborative products related to

'Black and White Cook' are also popular.

The dessert, which was a hot topic in the convenience store food competition, is quickly sold out, while some chefs' convenience food "meal kits" are also sold out one after another.

The public's interest in the participants is also great, especially the news that a citizen dreamed of Jongwon Baek, who participated as a judge, and won the first prize in the lottery is surprising.

The main character, who is the first winner of the 56th Spitto 2000, said, "I was cooking in my dream, and Mr. Jongwon Baek appeared and told me the recipe," and a few days later, he left the house to meet his children and bought a lottery ticket, and he was "first place."

Should I say "Dream of a pig" instead of "Dream of a Jongwon Baek"?

It's been a while since we've seen a program called "well-made," and it seems like "black and white cook" is in good spirits.