Fried Chicken at a convenience store

Snack

Fried chicken sold at the hot snacks corner next to the cash register at a convenience store.

Hot snacks are hot meals cooked in the store.

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What is Fried Chicken at CVS and can I eat it?

Materials of Fried Chicken at CVS

Chicken, eggs, wheat, milk, soybeans, cooking oil, and seasonings

Gluten-free Low-gluten Wheat-free Low FODMAPs High FODMAPs
with Beef with Pork with Daily with Egg for Vegetarian
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Fried chicken at CVS is easy to eat

Fried chicken is a side dish of chicken that is sprinkled with flour and egg juice, seasoned, and fried in oil.

The pioneer of convenience store chicken is FamilyMart, which originated in 2006 when it launched boneless chicken. The classic Famichicki has already sold 1 billion pieces. After that, other companies also started selling the chicken, and each one has become a popular hot snack meal with its own individuality.

What they have in common is that they are boneless chicken in an oil-resistant paper bag and can be easily eaten with one hand.

The classics of the three major convenience stores as follows;

  • FamilyMart Famichicki
    The batter is crunchy and the seasoning is firmly orthodox.
  • Lawson L Chicki
    Thick and juicy, lightly seasoned.
  • Seven-Eleven Nana Chicki
    Relatively low calorie, spicy seasoning.

In addition to the standard items, there are a variety of spicy chickens and cheese-filled chickens, including nugget-type chickens and yakitori-like skewers.

Try to eat Fried chicken at CVS!

How much ?

$1.6～1.8

Where can I eat Fried chicken?

Convenience stores

FamilyMart, Lawson, Seven-Eleven, MiniStop

Precautions when eating Fried chicken at CVS

Not Gluten-free, but low Gluten

The only wheat ingredient used in the fried chicken is the flour in the batter. However, sometimes seasonings contains wheat ingredients. Items that are not packed in a container are not obliged to label the raw materials, so the actual situation is unknown. Raw materials are the company secrets. Even if it contains gluten, the amount is small, so if you are on a gluten-free diet other than celiac disease, you can eat it.

Low FODMAPs

Wheat flour is the only ingredient of high FODMAPs, and only a small amount is used in each, so you can think of dishes as low FODMAPs.

Alcohol

Sometimes, cooking liquor was used to season the chicken before it is fried. Alcohol evaporated during cooking, but be careful if you care about alcohol.

Japanese writer’s comment for Fried chicken at CVS

It’s so juicy that the gravy and oil will drip when you bite it. It’s easy, delicious and highly recommended for snacks, but it’s addictive. My friend ate too much fried chicken and gained 3 kg. Please be careful not to eat too much during your stay.

You can easily find the convenience stores in Japan, basically open 24 hours a day, and are rarely out of stock.

You can always get what you want to eat. I often go out to buy something else and see a hot snack case during payment and add it.

If you are fascinated by chicken, be careful when you go to the cashier. You can also get alcoholic beverages which goes well with the fried chicken at a convenience store.