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A plant‑based take on the classic Vietnamese fermented pork snack, using green papaya for crunch and vegan ham for texture. The mixture is set with agar‑agar and flavored with garlic, chili, mushroom seasoning and a splash of vinegar for that authentic sweet‑sour tang.
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