From the "Gari-Gari-kun Rich" series, a new taste " Tamagoyaki taste" that you will see twice involuntarily has been released. Akagi Nyugyo has done it for the first time in a while ...

A new product that was created while taking advantage of the controversial "Gari-Gari-kun Rich Napolitan Flavor " that appeared in 2014. Hey, really? Is it really okay ...?


I bought it and tried it, though I was worried ... It was delicious enough to blow away my concerns in advance! Everyone! This is surprising!

◆ The scent is a side dish style

Gari-gari-kun, all yellow. The tamagoyaki-flavored popsicle contains tamagoyaki-flavored shaved ice. In addition, there is a "flavored egg" in the ice.


When you smell it, it smells like a slightly fragrant side dish. My heart is rushing.

◆ A miracle happened

When I bite it, it tastes good ...? The first impression is "soft and sweet". The consciousness of eating ice cream and this gentle sweetness combine to give the illusion of a custard cream-like taste and brain.


However, after the ice and ice melt in the mouth, what remains on the tongue is the unmistakable "egg". With a crispy texture, it brings back the consciousness, "Oh, that's right, it tasted like omelet." However, you can go unexpectedly!


I was also interested in the "powdered soy sauce" added to the secret flavor, but it does not taste the soy sauce itself. It may be slightly fragrant and the sweetness of the egg may be enhanced by the saltiness of the soy sauce.

◆ Conclusion → Surprisingly

In summary, "Gari-gari-kun rich tamagoyaki taste" = sweet tamagoyaki taste! The taste (and texture) of the egg is solid, but it was also established as a dessert. Eggs themselves are widely used in sweets, and if you think about it, it's not strange. It is an ice cream that can be enjoyed at least many times more comfortably than the Neapolitan flavor.

However, rather than eating and pouring it into your thirsty throat like the usual Gari-gari-kun, it may be ice cream that you taste and eat slowly bit by bit. I wanted to try "taste change" with various seasonings such as soy sauce, ketchup, and salt.