So these junk food started in Joseon era😂🔥 || mr.queen || Dramabuzz ||

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[thuasne]

I always love the mother queens reaction to the foods.

[meghasharma]

That "dud" at the end was the best!🤣🤣

[darknessangel]

😂All these characters are crack heads🤣 I love them really.

[curtisgordon]

0:11 is when this started feeling like a commercial

[Koshian_Adzuki]

In the Joseon Era: Sorry sir, but the fortune jelly machine is broken

[brokenpencils]

Just finished this drama!! I love the reactions to the food!! 😂

[santiagoperez]

I just had to look up when the potato arrive in Korea, it really puts some context into this

[EvelynL.]

I really want to try these foods. They look yummy!

[johnpaulmaru]

already chewing but the food still untouched. feels like a commercial
hehehe

[utsukushirozuyoriichi]

I still question what's the difference between a burger and a sandwich, is it their bread? Why?

[miadebbas]

i woudl rewatch it just for this episode

[johnlemuelm.santiago]

It's should have not started but it's his fault that he mie the invention of the foods

[zevil]

Potatoes are a new world crop which didnt exist during the early Joseon dynasty

[mamatabehera]

Did the king know that the queen cooked it

[YummyLADanish]

I know it's all fantasy but can't help but feel mildly annoyed during these types of "historical" food moments since potatoes are indigenous to South America and weren't introduced to China until the mid 1600s and Korea until the 1800s.

It's still cute to watch tho.