I saw this new food booth at the top floor of the MidValley mall and so walked closer for a look.
What are they selling?
Egg sticks! The price is expensive - from MYR5 to MYR8 for just one egg stick. I remember reading a
post on kuchingnite blogspot about cooking eggs into a stick with Eggmaster. So now these egg sticks are being sold commercially.
They claim that their dips will win you over. Please click on both the above menu photos for a larger photo.
They cut up one egg stick into many pieces and gave them out for customers to sample their food. I took one - salmon black pepper with egg. The taste is nice as I like both salmon and egg but I find it too expensive. Perhaps it is better for me to buy an Eggmaster to cook these egg sticks myself at home just like what Rose did.
Oh yes, I remember Rose's post about the Eggmaster or Eggcooker, something like that.. Can be used to cook sausages wrapped in eggs in a lollipop shape..
ReplyDeleteIce cream potong shape.
DeleteSomebody blogged about this but I can't remember who now. Egg, I LIKE!!!
ReplyDeleteWill you pay MYR5 for a stick like that?
DeleteWell, a stick of scallops from Scallop Q is about the same price isn't it? I agree with you, too expensive. I won't be rushing to try both of these anyway. I think I would stick to ais krim potong as snacks of this size..
ReplyDeleteThat scallop Q has mini sized scallops. I have seen them but also think not worth paying that price for mini scallops.
DeleteOh my, that's the first time I've ever heard of an egg stick!
ReplyDeleteWonder what they will come up with next.
Deleteoh, i did not notice this stall there at the top floor of MV.. hmmm, interesting idea and very creative.. same like you, i may go and taste their free sample, just for the taste, but if you ask me to buy, i will also think that it's expensive.. yeah, mun go and make your own and then you can open a shop to sell.. hehehehe!! :p
ReplyDeleteIf I make I will eat them all! :D
DeleteRM 5-8 per stick is definitely pretty pricey, but I wonder what's the rental like for that spot tho.
ReplyDeleteThe rental must be really expensive!
DeleteNow you reminded me! I only did the egg sticks few times and now it is kept in my shelves. Lol.
ReplyDeleteToo expensive lah!!! 1 egg costs how much?? ^^
I think they use more than 1 egg because they did not put one whole sausage inside.
DeleteToo pricey!
ReplyDeleteBingo!
Deletethat's expensive, i would rather buy something else for snacking...
ReplyDeleteI think this is a full meal not a snack.
DeleteNot cheap eh?
ReplyDeleteNever try eggsticks before...
Neither have I.
DeleteYou and I could afford this price but we are talking about whether it's for money's worth. I am so tempted to try!
ReplyDeleteIf you feel like trying, do go for it!
DeleteYeah, I saw these on eatdrinkkl's blog 2 days ago. It is pricey but I think they need more than 1 egg to make a stick (coz it looks huge). But at the prices they charge, they should at least give us the more expensive kampong eggs instead of these cheap grocery eggs :(
ReplyDeleteNot sure what eggs they use.
DeleteI haven't seen this in Ipoh. I agree the price is expensive.
ReplyDeleteI think people in Ipoh prefer to cook their own eggs. :)
DeleteI've had it before too! I think the price is a little too high, otherwise it tastes good.
ReplyDeleteYes it tastes good. Did you eat it at this very booth?
DeleteYeah, I had it at MV too! I used to go to Swenson opposite MV for hair treatments a long time ago. It's for a post, but I actually do have male pattern baldness (hereditary from my dad).
DeleteIt wasn't open then though, but I still go to MV more often than most other malls (except maybe Publika).
You are an early bird because they just opened for business just this month I believe.
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