'Tangtastic' candied fruit store in Koreatown goes viral

Good Day LA's Koco McAboy takes us to Tangtastic.
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[@jko1854]

LOL
It’s all over Korea. The idea of caramelized sugar and fruit is next level diabetes for you.

[@mr.fantasticbaby1831]

Its was first invented in China dynasty with Hawthorn candy

[@crazerai]

I been looking all over Florida for some! So jealous. I Want to try so bad.

[@Darksassy]

you can just make this at home >.>; they go for 6 bucks a pop

[@juanitajones7169]

Tango with Taghulu. 💃🍇🍒🍋🍊🍏🍎🍉🍓🍑🍈🍌🍐🍍🌽🍅🍆🍠

[@brianlongoria7782]

i have to go try this, literally live a block away

[@teresamorland8414]

No news here

[@bcatbb2896]

This is so silly to me
Just some fruit coated with sugar syrup that hardened

[@sallyl5073]

Sticky, sugar on top of fruits that have a lot of sugars. Not a healthy snacks. No thanks. 😏😏😬😬.

[@sarahbaartmansrevenge]

who owned the chicken shop…?

[@chiehlilee9224]

This is a rip off of a long traditional Chinese treat 糖葫蘆 Credits should be given where credits is due.

[@s0rap0p]

He literally said it’s originally from northern china. He gave the credit

[@alexl0890]

Everyone in Korea knows it's Chinese. The name is also still Chinese. The news says "Chinese candies fruit goes viral" at 0:29. At 0:50 the first thing he says is that it's originally from Northern China. The store just happens to be run by Koreans. He and the news company gave credit. What more could have been done to give credit?