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Whole kimchi is a traditional Korean dish made up of fermented cabbage, radishes and various seasonings including chili powder, garlic, ginger, and jeotgal (salted seafood).

Whole kimchi offers a complex flavor that is tangy, spicy, salty, and umami. The consistency is also crunchy due to the cabbage and radish.

Unopened whole kimchi stored in the refrigerator can last between 3-6 months. Once opened, it's best consumed within a month.

Traditional Kimchi often contains fish sauce or shrimp paste, which are not vegan. However, there are vegan versions available that skip the animal products.

Kimchi can be used in a lot of dishes. It can be cooked as a part of soups and stews, fried rice, pancakes, or can be used as a topping for burgers or hotdogs.

Kimchi is best stored in the fridge to limit further fermentation and maintain its best flavor.

Yes, although rare, kimchi can go bad if not stored properly or kept for an extended length of time.

Those with high blood pressure or digestive conditions like ulcers or gastritis should consult their doctor before consuming kimchi due to its high salt content and spicy nature.

Kimchi is low in calories and high in dietary fiber. It contains antioxidants, vitamins A, B, and C, and healthy probiotics that support digestion.

Yes, there are many types of Kimchi including napa cabbage kimchi, radish kimchi, cucumber kimchi, green onion kimchi and more. The variety reflects the many seasonal vegetables available in Korea.

Yes, you can eat it directly from the jar. It can also be used in recipes.

Yes, making homemade kimchi is possible although it does require some specialized ingredients and some time devoted to fermentation.

If the kimchi becomes too sour, it's perfect for cooking methods like stir frying and stewing.

The bulging lid is a result of the fermentation process as gases are released from the cabbage. This is normal and should not cause concern.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Some people may experience gas, bloating and diarrhea due to the high fiber content. In rare cases, overconsumption can lead to gastric cancer due to the high levels of salt and nitrates.