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Baechu kimchi (배추김치), the most common type of kimchi in Korea

Baechu kimchi is the most common and standard type of kimchi in Korea. Its taste and role change over time, and it often serves as the reference point for understanding other types of kimchi.

Baechu kimchi (배추김치), the most common type of kimchi in Korea

Image source: Korea Tourism Organization (Photo Korea) / Photo by Alexbundo (KOGL Type 1)

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