BTS members are talking about how Jungkook made 200 Dujjonku for the staff. Wired screenshot

A heartwarming story has emerged that BTS Jungkook handed out snacks he made himself to staff.

BTS recently did an interview with the U.S. outlet Wired (WIRED), where the members said, “Not long ago, Jungkook made 200 Dujjonku (Dubai Chewy Cookies) and handed them out to the staff on set.” When some members who were filming downstairs said they did not get to eat any, Jungkook said, “I plan to make them again this evening,” showing how much he cares for the members and staff.

To the question, ‘Where did you learn to cook?’, Jungkook answered, “I first learned a lot of knife work in the military,” and, “I generally like doing things on my own, so I think I learned by watching videos.” Member J-Hope praised Jungkook for his cooking skills, saying, “Wow, he really is good.”

Jungkook's Dujjonku climbed the real-time trends.

J-Hope added about Jungkook, “He makes pasta and makes a lot of other things,” Suga said, “When we get together, he cooks by himself,” and V said, “He also cooked for us a lot at his place.” The BTS members officially acknowledged Jungkook as a ‘sexy man who cooks’. After the interview was released, on social media ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), at one point the keyword ‘200 Dujjonku’ rose to the real-time trends, demonstrating its buzz and popularity.

In his personal broadcasts, Jungkook has also made distinctive dishes in real time and done cooking mukbangs, including ‘Nutty Fire-Mayo Perilla-Oil Buckwheat Noodles’, ‘Sea Urchin Soy-Sauce Cream Shrimp Pasta’, ‘Jungkook-Style Spicy Chicken Pasta’, ‘Konjac Rice Gochujang Vegetable Fried Rice’, and ‘Cup Noodles Whipped-Cream Egg Fried Rice’.