■ Shantiedan (boiled quail eggs) from the Book of Fortune
■ Iron eggs are so-called boiled eggs. Quail and chicken eggs are simmered in soy sauce with an original blend of Chinese herbs for several hours, then air-dried. This is a very labor-intensive egg that requires repeating this process every day for a week until it is finally completed.
■ Contrary to its appearance, the taste is not salty at all. It's like eating a rich boiled egg, and I think it goes well with beer. It is commonly displayed in the sweets section of department stores in Taiwan.
■ Contents: Approximately 74 grams
■ Shelf life: 1 year
■ Storage method: Store at room temperature and consume as soon as possible after opening.
■ Place of origin: Taiwan Fu Chi Frozen Foods
■ We will ship directly from Taiwan by airmail. (Arrival within 5 to 14 days after shipping)
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