Tokyo Hiyoko Sablé｜Is it a rule that the side view of the "bird" is Sablé?

Tokyo Hiyoko Sablé

Japanese notation　"東京ひよこサブレー"

Is it a rule that the side view of the "bird" is Sablé?

I bought a “Tokyo Hiyoko Sablet” made by “Tokyo Hiyoko,” which is famous for producing “Meika Hiyoko. At first glance, I thought it was from the “Hato-Sablé” series by Toshimaya, but it was in the shape of a Hiyoko(chick).

東京ひよ子サブレーのパッケージ

Silhouette of a chick from the side through the package. I know it’s not a pigeon, but it looks just like a “Hato-Sablé” lol.

東京ひよ子サブレーを開封

A fairly thick sable baked to a golden brown. The branding is the same technique as that used for Hiyoko, a famous confectionery.

東京ひよ子サブレーの断面

It took more force than I expected to break it in half because of its thickness.” It is much sturdier than the “Hato-Sablé” and breaks with a cracking motion.

東京ひよ子サブレーを食べる

The aroma of eggs, wheat, and butter is well-balanced, and the taste is unmistakable. The texture is harder than that of the “Hato-Sablé” made by Toshimaya, and the egg flavor is more robust. It has a chewy, crunchy texture and a simple sweetness that lingers in the mouth.

Price

1piece : 108 yen
(approximately 0.78 USD)

Manufacturer

株式会社ひよ子

Tokyo