However, cultural biases aside, there is no getting around the fact that many dogs are treated miserably in South Korea. The manner in which a vast number of them are killed for food should shock the ...

For many Americans, corn dogs live in same category as other foodstuffs like hot dogs or chicken nuggets. They're simple, cheap indulgences peddled at sporting events and amusement parks.

These creative snacks are popping up across the U.S. as well, from local food trucks to dedicated shops. Here's what makes Korean hot dogs so special. Read more: Fast Food Chains That Serve The ...

Vice Agriculture Minster Park Beomsu told reporters that government studies found that about 466,000 dogs are currently being raised for food across South Korea. He said officials will try to ...

Over 2 million dogs are killed for their meat every year in South Korea. Estimated to be a $2 billion industry, dog meat is most commonly eaten during the hot summer months in a spicy stew called ...

The restaurant’s journey began as a successful food truck and has since expanded ... joined River City Live to introduce the audience to “Korean Corn Dogs,” a unique and delicious offering ...

An curved arrow pointing right. On a recent trip to South Korea, we visited a one-of-a-kind laboratory that has cloned more than 600 dogs. The company is called Sooam, and it will clone your dog ...

Dog meat consumption, a centuries-old practice on the Korean Peninsula ... dogs when they are now seen more as family-like pets than food?” Another Seoul resident, Jeong Yoon Hee, disagreed ...

Rather than let traditional corn dog breading do the talking, the chain specializes in generously applied drizzles of various sauces and elaborate toppings like Flamin’ Hot Cheetos powder, crispy rice ...