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부먹 bu-meok

Pouring the sauce; someone who prefers their food soaked and flavorful

What does 부먹 mean?

부먹 (bu-meok) means: Pouring the sauce; someone who prefers their food soaked and flavorful.

The enemy of 찍먹. They believe pouring the sauce brings out the true flavor.

How it's actually used

  • 탕수육은 원래 부먹으로 먹어야 바삭하고 촉촉해요.
    tangsuyugeun wonrae bumeogeuro meogeoya basakhago chokchokhaeyo.
    Tangsuyuk should be eaten with the sauce poured on top so it's crispy and moist.
    💡 Use this when passionately defending the pour-over method.
  • 부먹인지 찍먹인지 싸우지 말고 반은 부어 먹자.
    bumeogiji jjikmeogiji ssauji malgo baneun bueo meokja.
    Instead of arguing about pouring or dipping, let's pour sauce on half.
    💡 A great way to compromise in a debate.
  • 탕수육은 무조건 부먹이어야 바삭함과 촉촉함을 동시에 느낄 수 있어요.
    tangsuyugeun mujeogeon bumeog-ieoya basakham-gwa chokchok-hameul dongsi-e neukkil su isseoyo.
    Tangsuyuk must always be eaten sauce-poured so you can feel the crispiness and moisture at the same time.
    💡 Use this stance when debating food preferences with friends.

Related words in Modern Taste Combos

맵단 maep-dan맛도리 mat-do-ri치맥 chi-maek소확행 so-hwak-haeng국밥충 guk-bap-chung

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