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Driving in the car is a great time to let the mind wander. Recently we connected kimchi and Cheetos. It was not a stretch. We took a bag of Cheetos and added our kimchi flour. Then we shook it all up. The kimchi flour adhered to the Cheetos and these addictive crunchy treats were born.
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