Singsong Foods Sponsors Instant Soybean Paste Soup at October 17 Bukhansan Hope Hiking and Trekking Class
Singsong Foods will participate as a product sponsor at the '14th Hope Hiking and Trekking Class' held at Bukhansan on October 17. They plan to give Hongge soybean paste soup and Ugeoji soybean paste soup to all family trekking participants, with boy group The Wind joining the event.
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[PEOPLEGATE] SingsongFoods will sponsor instant soybean paste soup at the 14th Hope Hiking and Trekking Class at Bukhansan on October 17. All participants will receive ‘deliciously spicy Hongge soybean paste soup’ and ‘savory Ugeoji soybean paste soup.’
The event is a program themed ‘Into autumn with family’ where participants walk along the Bukhansan Dulle-gil trail. Shinsong Foods prepared these two products to allow easy enjoyment of soup at home after outdoor activities.
Hongge and Ugeoji soybean paste soups easy to prepare with boiling water
The Hongge soybean paste soup contains domestic red crab, adding a spicy and umami flavor to the soybean paste soup. The Ugeoji soybean paste soup uses soybean paste and young cabbage to create a savory and mild taste.
Both products are instant soups that are prepared by simply pouring boiling water. They can be ready without a separate cooking process, making them convenient for everyday use or while traveling.
A Singsong Foods representative stated that they are participating in the event to support participants walking nature with family and friends, and plan to expand opportunities to engage consumers through cultural and leisure activities.
The Wind accompanies on Bukhansan Dulle-gil… linked donations for completion also planned
The trekking will start at 9 a.m. on October 17 from the Meeting Square in Ui-dong. The course passes Pine Forest Park, the Modern History Memorial Hall, Hwagyesa Temple, and Cloud Observatory, with boy group The Wind joining the participants.
The event is hosted by JoyNews24 (CEO Lee Chang-ho), co-organized by Korea University Mountaineering Club and iNews24, and supported by People and Mountain, Korea Forest Service, and Korean Alpine Federation.
In line with the ‘Hope Together’ spirit of environmental protection and sharing, a certain amount will be donated to vulnerable groups for each person who completes the trek.

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