🇯🇵 Japanese EMERGENCY FOOD Taste test | Annie Hoang

A hungry belly. But no money. And a lazy body.
These were the challenges blocking the way of me cooking a decent dinner tonight.

But I then coincidentally found a special package lying at the back of my cupboard.
That's when I knew, I'm saved.

Is it good? Is it terrible? What does Emergency food tastes? We'll just have to find out.

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Okay these technically are NOT Emergency food, but they are actually Nutritional functional food (栄養機能食品), which are foods that supplement certain nutritional ingredients. However, in the event of an "emergency" or "natural disaster" (flood, earthquake), they can be eaten as an alternative to normal food. They are instant and high-calorie foods, but only because they will give you energy and fill you up pretty quickly.

On another note, they were going to expire, and I was pretty hungry at the time.

Enjoy ~

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This is pretty apt right now considering the pandemic we're in out.