Mori no Mebuki Tamagoya in Zao Town, a famous shop in Miyagi Prefecture, the prefecture of puddings

Did you know that Miyagi Prefecture is one of Japan's leading pudding prefectures?

According to a 2014 survey, Miyagi Prefecture ranked second in Japan for pudding consumption.
It was the second prefecture in Japan that loved pudding the most!

Since Miyagi Prefecture is such a pudding-loving prefecture, it's no surprise that the puddings made there are delicious.
My recommendation is "Zao Egg Pudding"!
It's a rich and flavorful pudding made with eggs and milk from Zao.
This time, I'd like to introduce Mori no Mebuki Tamago-ya, the company that manufactures and sells Zao Egg Pudding!

"Egg sweets" made with ingredients harvested in Zao

Mori no Mebuki Tamago-ya, as its name suggests, is a shop that prides itself on sweets made with eggs.
Eggs are an essential ingredient in making sweets.
From the pudding mentioned at the beginning to cakes, castella, cookies, and soufflés, all the sweets sold at Tamago-ya are appealing and rooted in the natural taste of eggs.
The secret to their deliciousness lies in the ingredients sourced from Zao!

'Mebuki Eggs,' raised with the blessings of Miyagi Zao, are our pride and joy, boasting a rich, deep flavor and fragrant aroma. The
milk used is also rich and refreshing, sourced from Zao, making these sweets a concentrated expression of the best of Zao!
Let's introduce some of the sweets you absolutely must try at Tamagoya!

 Zao egg pudding

The "Zao Egg Pudding," which has been mentioned several times, is Tamagoya's signature product.
Made with the blessings of Zao—fresh eggs and rich milk—and prepared using a careful method that evenly distributes heat throughout over time, it has a rich and smooth flavor.

It has many fans outside the prefecture and is very popular for being "cute and delicious."
I myself am one of the fans, and I always think I want to eat it every day!

There is also a cheese flavor that combines Zao cheese, so be sure to try both!

Mysterious Egg Melting Cookies

It looks like a sliced ​​boiled egg, but it's actually a cookie

"Mysterious Egg Melting Cookies" are cookies full of surprises.
Not only their appearance, but also their texture and taste are beyond imagination!
As the name suggests, these cookies melt in your mouth.
The texture of a cookie that melts is not something you experience often, but what's even more surprising is the taste!
Despite their egg-like appearance, they are banana flavored!

Seeing it, I thought, "Huh!?"
The texture, "Huh!?"
The taste, "Huh!?"
It was delicious, and I thought, "Ah!"

Take home the "Mysterious Egg Melting Cookies" as a souvenir and be amazed four times!

The eggs are fluffy

"Tamago ga Fuwari" is one of Tamagoya's flagship sweets, rivaling the popularity of Zao's egg pudding.
The soufflé batter, made to be as soft as a baby's cheek, is not just soft; it
is fluffy yet moist, with a fine texture and an elegant finish.
The secret lies in the artisans' gentle hand-piping method.
Each one is carefully hand-piped, resulting in a moist soufflé that cannot be replicated by machines.
The custard cream and cheese cream inside are also made with fresh ingredients from Zao.
With its exquisite balance of sweetness, it is a very popular sweet for all ages, from young children to the elderly.

Golden Egg Castella

Castella cake is a dessert where the quality of the eggs has a strong impact on the taste.
In order to master the simple yet profound art of castella, Tamagoya has gone through repeated trial and error.
And the result is this "Golden Egg Castella."
Made using a method that is true to the basics, it is a product we are confident in, as it fully brings out the potential of the budding eggs!

This golden castella cake, with its elegant egg aroma and rich flavor, is the dream egg confectionery that Tamagoya has been striving for since its founding

 More than just egg sweets!

Tamagoya offers many other attractive products besides egg-based sweets.
They have accompaniments for meals such as sauces and seasonings specifically for tamago kake gohan (rice with raw egg), and smoked eggs. Stores with a restaurant space also offer dishes that generously use eggs.
If you want to fully enjoy eggs from Miyagi Prefecture, be sure to look for Mori no Mebuki Tamagoya!

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