When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the country. Unfortunately, there is no medicine that suits my rare disease yet. Last year in September, and this year in January, April-May, I had to be hospitalized again in September for rare disease treatment. Your supportive comments were a source of energy for me during my hospitalization. I deeply appreciate it. Due to preparations for hospitalization, the number of reviews has decreased over the past week. Currently hospitalized, I cannot reply to comments or comments. However, I will definitely do so after discharge. I will try to give likes even during hospitalization. Thank you for your continued support.

While browsing around Marui Imai, I stumbled upon a variety of pudding flavors. I decided to order the "Quail Egg Pudding Plain" and took it home to try. The pudding was delicious! It's made with quail eggs, but I couldn't really taste the difference compared to other puddings. I enjoyed it so much that I want to go back and buy more. Thank you for the meal!٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

Walking around, oh, quail pudding is on sale! All puddings are 50% off (｡♡‿♡｡). Should I buy this? I'll take 2 plain ones and...huh? Flavored B-grade? Two bags for 1000 yen. Wow, perfect for drinking snacks. Flavored quail eggs, so convenient! As for the pudding, I wondered if it would be too rich, but it wasn't. Cream on top, then pudding, and caramel sauce on the bottom. Not too thick or overly sweet, I like it. Thank you, Quail, it was delicious.

I was curious about the pudding here, but 460 yen for one was a bit expensive. However, I happened to pass by just before closing time and it was on sale, so I decided to buy it. It was the Muroran Quail Pudding - Plain (usually 460 yen), but I got it for 300 yen during the sale. The expiration date was still far off, so I was grateful. When I tried it, it had a strong egg flavor and a surprisingly firm texture, which made it delicious. It looked like it had two layers, but I couldn't really tell the difference in taste or texture. In addition to the plain flavor, they had a variety of other flavors like white kidney bean, pumpkin, and strawberry. I think I would consider buying it again when it's on sale. The regular price might be a bit steep. It seems like you get a little discount if you buy three.

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the country. Unfortunately, there is still no medication that suits me. Due to poor health, I had to take my third hospitalization break, but somehow managed to start the fourth act of "Eating Too Much and Gaining Weight Theater". It was a gradual return while consulting with my health, but recently, the topic of another short-term hospitalization came up. I will visit despite delays in likes and comments. In December 2020, "Muroran Quail Farm" is the only quail egg production farm in Hokkaido, located in Muroran City. They handle everything from hatching chicks to breeding, production, processing, and sales, all without medication. They use these "medication-free quail eggs" to produce and sell sweets and flavored quail eggs. "Muroran Quail Farm Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store" opened on December 1, 2020. I visited for the first time with my usual companion. The store is located on the basement floor of the Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store Odori Building in the central area of Sapporo City. Please check the exact location on Tabelog. I visited around 10 a.m. on a weekday. The store is not a sweets floor but a floor for selling prepared foods and more. "Muroran Quail Farm" is a familiar store that often participates in events. The products for sale here are, of course, "Muroran Quail Farm's quail egg products". "Muroran Quail Farm's quail eggs" have a 100% share in Hokkaido. They are quails raised without medication, providing a sense of security. Not only Hokkaido residents but also travelers to Hokkaido use "Muroran Quail Farm's quail eggs" without knowing it. The only exception might be the cheap canned quail eggs from China. (laughs) Our staple is various "flavored quail eggs". There was also a great deal. I bought two bags of "flavored quail eggs" in a 230g bag for 1381 yen instead of 1600 yen when you buy two bags. I also bought the cute package of "Quail Egg Custard". Flavored Quail Eggs: A unique product that is produced and sold from hatching to manufacturing. Uses quail eggs raised without medication. It has a beautiful, gentle flavor. It can be used not only as a stand-alone item but also in various dishes. A 230g bag for 800 yen. Price: Special offer of 2 bags for 1381 yen (tax included) Quail Egg Custard: Uses quail eggs. A plump, moist texture and good taste. Price: 331 yen (tax included) "Flavored quail eggs" have a safe and delicious taste. Both I and my usual companion love "flavored quail eggs". Quail eggs are also essential for ankake yakisoba. (laughs) It feels lonely without these boiled eggs. "Quail Egg Custard" has a good taste, but the packaging is also cute. With reasonable prices, it would surely be a delightful gift. Both products have a unique taste made possible by being a quail egg production farm. They are precious and important eggs for Hokkaido. I wonder which "quail" to choose next time. Thank you for the delicious meal.

On a certain holiday, I stopped by Marui Imai Sapporo Main Store on my way home, which seems to have opened relatively recently, to visit a shop that sells pudding made with quail eggs and seasoned quail eggs. The store is located next to Shirokuma Sandwich Shop on the basement floor, with a space of two showcases wide. From the menu that day, it seems that the shop mainly sells pudding made with quail eggs and quail eggs seasoned in various ways. I wasn't particularly picky, so I decided to try a few items. I tried the "Quail Egg Pudding Plain (426 yen tax included)" which had a relatively pale appearance. After taking a bite... Wow, it's rich! The ingredients are said to include Hokkaido fresh milk, quail eggs, cream, sugar, etc., but it's a mystery which one is dominant. It had an intense richness and oiliness, and the benefits of quail eggs were a mystery to me, but it left a strong impression. I also tried the "Flavored Tamago 5 pieces (306 yen tax included)" which uses "slightly kombu dashi," and after taking a bite... It was not too salty, but the umami flavor had penetrated into the egg, leaving a good impression. Lastly, I tried the "Smoked Tamago 5 pieces (306 yen tax included)," which looked similar to the Flavored Tamago but had a smoky aroma when I opened the bag. After taking a bite... The base was similar to the Flavored Tamago, but the aroma was different, giving a different impression. Both were delicious. I suddenly realized that I love quail eggs. However, one quail egg costs about 70 yen including tax, and the pudding in this small jar size costs about 470 yen... With the three items above, the total cost was over 1,000 yen including tax. I wonder if customers in Sapporo will be willing to pay that much. Thank you for the meal.

I discovered a new product at a supermarket event called "Muroran Quail Farm" - a slightly rich, creamy pudding that is not too sweet. It has a normal taste, so preferences may vary.