Lee Bo-young’s Favorite Lychee Jelly: Orion Litchi Almaengyi
The jelly Lee Bo-young keeps in her bag is Orion Litchi Almaengyi, sold in Korean as 리찌알맹이. In her Vogue Korea video, she says she was not originally a jelly fan, but started trying the snacks her children brought home. Lychee became her favorite flavor in the Almaengyi range.
How it became a regular bag snack
The story begins around 9:54 in the August 14, 2025 video. Lee explains that her children enjoy jelly and buy different kinds. After trying some herself, she began carrying a packet. At around 10:11, she says she particularly likes the lychee flavor; the product packaging appears clearly at 10:34.
Her enjoyment is a personal recommendation. This article has not independently tasted the product, so it does not add a made-up description of the texture, sweetness or aroma.
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The name to look for
Orion’s official Korean page lists the product as 리찌알맹이. English transliterations of the fruit name may vary between lychee and litchi, so the Korean name can help when checking a shop listing. Match the flavor as well as the Almaengyi range name.
The official page checked on October 22, 2026 lists 67 g and 209 kcal. The calorie figure should not be read as the amount for a single piece. If you buy a different pack size, use the label on that pack rather than transferring these figures to it.
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Compare weight as well as packet count
The exact weight of the packet in the video has not been established here. A listing with a similar photograph can still contain a different size or a multipack. Before comparing prices, check the grams per packet and the number of packets included.
Shipping can also make a small online purchase cost more than expected. If you are simply curious about Lee’s choice, a small available pack lets you try the flavor before committing to a larger bundle.
Read the label for the details that matter to you
A fruit-flavored sweet is a different food from fresh fruit. The celebrity appearance does not establish a low-sugar formula or a health benefit. Check ingredients and nutrition on the actual package if those details affect your choice.
Orion’s page lists a 12-month shelf life, but that does not mean every packet has 12 months remaining from the day you buy it. Follow the printed date and storage instructions on the item received, especially if you plan to keep it in a bag.
The video’s advertising context
The Vogue video discloses Bottega Veneta advertising. That is relevant context for the overall video, but it does not establish that the jelly segment itself was paid promotion. What can be verified is that Lee shows the product and explains her preference for its lychee flavor.
For viewers searching for the snack she mentioned, the key details are Orion, the Almaengyi range and the lychee flavor. After identifying it, choose the pack size that suits you and judge the taste for yourself.
Image and comments: VOGUE KOREA / YouTube, 9:54–10:34. Video includes Bottega Veneta advertising. Product information: Orion official website, checked October 22, 2026.