Thick-skinned eggs" can be found at any convenience store.
When I collected them and lined them up, they all looked and sounded almost identical. But are there any differences in taste? We decided to compare and verify.
A comparison of "thick fried eggs" from convenience stores
From left to right: 7-ELEVEN, Lawson, Famima, Ministop, Sunkus
In conclusion, Lawson and Famima stand out for their sweetness, while Ministop and Sunkus stand out for their broth flavor, and 7-ELEVEN is somewhere between the former and latter. Based on the above, let's take a look at the characteristics of each store.
7-ELEVEN "Kiretteiru Atsuyaki Tamago" 100 yen (tax included, same below)
The texture is relatively firm, similar to that of cotton tofu. When you bite into it, the flavor of the broth spreads quickly.
7-ELEVEN has a firm texture and well-balanced flavor.
The well-balanced taste of sweetness and umami is enhanced by the richness of the egg. A taste that will be accepted by all.
A 100g (3.53oz) package contains 150kcal.
Lawson "Thick fried egg" 120 yen
Smooth texture, plumpness, and strong sweetness.
Lawson is more sweet.
The sweetness is strong, but the aftertaste is refreshing and elegant. It goes well with sushi rice.
The calorie count for a 100g (3.53oz) package is 173kcal.
Famima "Kirutteiru Atsuyaki Tamago" 131 yen
It is tall and plump in appearance.
Families are No. 1 in fluffiness and sweetness
It has a soft and fluffy texture, and is very juicy with plenty of broth. It is very juicy and juicy, with a strong sweetness and richness from the egg that lingers on the palate. It's not quite like a sweet, but it's very fine and the sweetest of the five I had this time.
A 120g (4.23oz) package contains 222kcal.
Ministop "Kirutteiru Thick Yaki Tamago" 98 yen
Ministop is from AEON's private brand "Top Value".
A 100g (3.53oz) package contains 133 calories.
It is lightly baked and has an even color like a pudding. The surface is smooth with few bubbles.
Ministop is soft and smooth.
It is as smooth to the touch as it looks, and is so soft that it can be crushed with the tongue without resistance. The sweetness and flavor of the broth are both rich, making it suitable for lunch boxes.
Sunkus "Kirutteiru Atsuyaki Tamago" 131 yen
This is a product from Prime One, a private brand jointly produced by Sunkus, Circle K, Apita, Piago, and other supermarkets.
Contains 95g (3.35oz) and 162kcal.
Like 7-ELEVEN, it has a firm texture like cotton tofu, but a little firmer. The cross-section of the bite is also rough and rough to the tongue.
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The taste of the broth is strong, and the aftertaste is rich. Since it is well seasoned, it is also suitable for lunch boxes. Recommended for those who do not like strong sweetness.
Summary
Although the strength of the sweetness and broth taste is weak, the juiciness of the broth oozing out is the same for all. It's reasonably priced at around 100 yen, so why don't you try to find out what you like?
It's also convenient that it's cut into four pieces.
