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saeujeot (새우젓)
What is it? 
Saeujeot (새우젓) is a type of fermented shrimp sauce commonly used in Korean cuisine. It is made by mixing small shrimp with salt and allowing it to ferment, resulting in a salty and savory condiment often served with rice or used in various dishes.
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Fermented Seafood (Chunky)
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Condiments
Langague
Korean
Associated Countries
South Korea
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