[talk] Did you know that the convenience store was planning to launch a new product using the recipe that Jungkook shared?

 

In the past G*25 Did you know that the convenience store tried to launch a new product using the recipe that Jungkook shared? ?

 

The problem is that this product isn't a collaboration with Jungkook...

The name of the original recipe creator, Jeongguk, was completely omitted and only the word 'idol' was included.

But the Makguksu package is purple, which is Jeongguk's symbolic color.

The name of the menu is also ‘Bullmayo Sesame Oil Makguksu’

It was very similar to the recipe shared by BTS's Jungkook. .

 

As Jungkook's recipe gained popularity, G*25 Let's launch a new product using related recipes.

The fan community was embroiled in criticism that Jungkook's recipe had been stolen. .

 

 

G*25 Convenience store < Sesame oil buckwheat noodles > Netizens who previewed the new product

" What kind of symbol is it to steal a recipe and make a product without even Jungkook's name on it? ",

" I won't go to a convenience store that steals other people's recipes and sells them. ",

" Recipe thief " It is said that opinions such as these were expressed. .

 

Amidst the heated criticism from fans

G*25 A convenience store official said

" A decision made after listening to the opinions of customers who were uncomfortable " He said

" I left a message apologizing to my customers through Instagram.

We decided to re-examine the product launch from scratch. " He explained it well .

 

 

Netizens additionally said

" I really eat it raw, like the Inga sandwich or the ex-boyfriend sandwich ",

" Give money to Jungkook and do it ",

" It's unscrupulous to make the packaging purple without Jungkook's name ",

" If they had released it as a Festa collaboration last month, they probably wouldn't have gotten this much hate. " showed reactions such as .

 

In another corner

" I didn't feel like eating, but I had to eat this for 3,700 won. ",

" This is not a recipe posted for everyone to try ??",

" Well, there is no copyright on cooking recipes, so there shouldn't be a problem, but something is a bit... "

It is said that he also showed reactions such as .

 

Even though it was made into a product using the unique recipe that Jungkook revealed in his live broadcast,

There is no economic benefit to you, Mr. Jeongguk...

 

 

At least like comedian Lee Kyung-kyu's 'Kkokkomyeon'

Shouldn't ramen companies offer incentives in exchange for fame and recipes?