Salad chicken that has become firmly established as a sugar-restricted diet food. Many seasonings have been developed at convenience stores, and ideas for arrangement recipes have increased.

Personally, the bottleneck is "refrigerated products". Not suitable for lunch boxes and carrying around. I wish I had a protein source that I could leave in my bag when I missed the timing of a meal or when I was returning to the gym (I don't like the taste of protein bars).

At that time, I discovered the "Profit Chicken" series at Natural Lawson. A vacuum-packed salad chicken that can be stored at room temperature. Maruzen's product famous for Chi Kamaya and Homo sausage.

Profit chicken

There are four flavors: plain, black pepper, tandoori chicken, and lemon. The price is 160 yen each (excluding tax).





All of them are chicken breasts soaked in each seasoning sauce and baked (plain is a flavored vegetable sauce). It contains 50-60g (2.12oz), calories 65-68kcal, and protein is about 12g (0.42oz).



The texture is moist, and there is no dryness that you might imagine when you hear it as a scissors. The seasoning is also full of flavor. However, if you eat this alone, some people may feel salty, so please check there.


Not only can you peel off the bag and grab it as it is, but you can easily loosen it with chopsticks, so it's good for salad toppings and sandwich ingredients. I'm glad that the juice doesn't come out when I open the bag.




Not only as a carry-on food, but also as a stock food for homes and offices. The best-by date is as long as about one year, so I think it would be an ant to add to the emergency food lineup.