Put vegetables in a cup and shake shakershaka to make a salad Ebara 'vegetable shake' tried

Enjoying making things and deliciously eating vegetables is Ebara "Vegetable shake". Two kinds of taste, "A bacon potato flavor" where the scent broadens the vegetable umami, "Mellow mellow curry flavor" where the taste of meat and mild spicyness appetite. I decided to actually challenge by saying that salads will be completed by putting vegetables and seasonings cut into cups and shaking.

I got vegetables, I got petty, oops.

Appearance is like this, red and yellow package.


The red package is "bacon potato flavor" (294 yen including tax).


Looking in from above, you can see that seasoning is contained in a transparent plastic container.


It seems that you can have two salads.


Since vegetables are not included, you need to prepare yourself.


Raw materials include Onion Powder, Pork Powder, Garlic Powder and so on.


Nutritional ingredients is 12 kcal / per bag (4 grams).


How to make cut vegetables, put in a container, add seasoning, just shake.


The contents include two cups, a lid and a seasoning each.


The cup is convenient because it has an arrow that becomes a measure of feeling like "OK if you put vegetables so far".


So, we will cut the lettuce by hand in large amounts first.


Paprika is also prepared to add color.


First, put the vegetables until the arrow.


Add seasoning here.


The content of the seasoning is like this, there is not much fragrance.
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Put this in a container


Hold firmly from above to prevent the lid from flying while shaking.


After that I shake 30 to 40 times, but I tried shooting a movie that actually shaked.

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As Wasawasa and vegetables are shaken, the seasonings are mixed, so if you put too much vegetables, you will not be able to mix seasonings well with the whole vegetables.


As vegetables do not stick to the cup sticky, they get comfortable because they get serious. Quantity is about 1 serving.


About 10 minutes from where we cut vegetables so far.


The taste is a bit taste with a combination of bacon, garlic and pepper flavor. It is a feeling that it covers the flavor of vegetables with a stronger taste rather than raising the flavor of vegetables, so it is finished in a taste easy to eat for people who are not good at vegetables.


Next, I challenge the "mellow curry flavor" (294 yen including tax) of yellow package.


Raw materials include curry powder, onion extract powder, garlic powder and so on.


The nutritional ingredient is 13 kilocalories per bag (4 grams), almost the same as "bacon potato flavor".


This is also set for two times.


This time to try making a salad with cabbage.


It is convenient because there is no need to measure the amount of vegetables every time the marker on how far to put it is displayed properly in the container.


Here is the seasoning of "Mellow Calais Flavor".


It is slightly thinner than ordinary curry powder, but the smell of spicy curry is comparatively strong.


When adding a seasoning to a cup, it looks like this.


If you hold down the lid firmly and shake it ... ....


done.


It has a taste like the slightly curry flavor was added to cabbage, there is hardly any spicy. It is not like enjoying the umami itself of vegetables, but it seems to make it easier to eat by adding a bit of vegetables.


It is a point to taste the pleasure of making one's own work by myself before eating, McDonald 's "Juicy Shakashaka chickenYou can enjoy the feeling like ". Because the taste is such that it can be familiar to those who are not good at vegetables, the taste is also characterized by being able to eat without problem even for those who say "vegetables are a bit weak". So maybe you should use it as a first step for children who do not like vegetables to become familiar with vegetables.

However, what I am interested in is that it is a single use type. The cup seems to be able to be reused, so if you only have to sell seasonings alone, usability will improve, so I'd like to expect improvements.