Wang Pocha Marinated Beef Large Intestine – 9 oz (254 g)
Bold, rich, and packed with Korean BBQ flavor—these marinated beef large intestines are pre-seasoned to perfection for grilling or stir-frying. With a chewy texture and deep, savory marinade, it's a must-try for adventurous eaters and fans of authentic Korean pocha (street pub) cuisine.
 
✅ Nutrition Highlights (per 100 g serving):
Calories: ~260 kcal
Total Fat: ~21 g (saturated ~8 g)
Carbohydrates: ~3 g (sugars ~1 g; fiber ~0 g)
Protein: ~15 g
Sodium: ~750 mg

Wang Pocha Marinated Beef Large Intestine – 9 oz (254 g)

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