This is the first review in the convenience store sweets series on 12/27/2021. It's the third time for Seven-Eleven. This time, I tried the 16-layer milk crepe, which costs 300 yen including tax. It's quite cheap, isn't it? Now, let's see what it tastes like. As usual, convenience store sweets are difficult to open. I always struggle with it. But considering the transportation, it can't be helped, I guess. I cut it with a fork, and it's soft. It doesn't get squished. It feels quite nice. First bite. I started with the corner. It's not too sweet, which is good. Then, the center part. It's perfectly layered into 16. The texture is really nice. And this part tastes great. The cream is also elegant. It's really delicious. Among the convenience store sweets I've had this month, this is the most delicious. It's a hit. It's a Seven-Eleven original, and there's another item that I'm curious about, so I'll buy that next time, but I might buy this one again one more time. I really liked it. Seven-Eleven's product development is outstanding, isn't it? By the way, Tabelog is amazing. Almost all convenience stores are listed. I wonder who's doing that? I've only done two, and there are no reviews, but there are listings like here. It's incredible. Next time, maybe I'll try Japanese sweets? I can't wait to be able to drink alcohol and graduate from sweets. For now, I'll endure.