はごろもフーズ · Egg (Tamago)
Papatto Furikake Tamago
Papatto Furikake Tamago (パパッとふりかけ たまご) is はごろもフーズ's egg (tamago) furikake rice seasoning. It contains fish, shellfish (seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy)), meat (matcha-flavored granules (dairy, chicken, pork)), egg, and dairy. It is not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. Wheat is listed. Label verified 2026-07-10 from the official はごろもフーズ label.
Can I eat this?
- VeganNot a vegan candidate — contains fish (seasoned dried bonito flakes (wheat, mackerel, soy), seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy))
- VegetarianNot a vegetarian candidate — contains fish (seasoned dried bonito flakes (wheat, mackerel, soy), seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy))
- Fish & seafoodNot a fish & seafood candidate — contains fish (seasoned dried bonito flakes (wheat, mackerel, soy), seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy))
- For Muslim travelersContains meat (matcha-flavored granules (dairy, chicken, pork)) — not a halal claim either way
- Wheat / glutenContains wheat
"Candidate" means the official label lists none of the relevant ingredients that we could find — it is not a certification. See how we check every list.
What the label lists
- FishContains fish — seasoned dried bonito flakes (wheat, mackerel, soy), seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy).
- ShellfishContains shellfish — seasoned nori seaweed (wheat, shrimp, mackerel, soy).
- MeatContains meat — matcha-flavored granules (dairy, chicken, pork).
- EggContains egg — egg-flavored granules (egg, dairy, soy), eggshell calcium (egg).
- DairyContains dairy — egg-flavored granules (egg, dairy, soy), soy-sauce-flavored granules (wheat, dairy, soy), matcha-flavored granules (dairy, chicken, pork).
- GelatinNo listed gelatin ingredients.
- AlcoholNo listed alcohol ingredients.
- HoneyNo listed honey ingredients.
Allergens listed on the official label
Allergens listed (mandatory labeling in Japan)
Allergens listed (voluntary labeling in Japan)
Japan requires 9 allergens on labels as of April 1, 2026, including cashew. Transition rules allow some food made or imported by March 31, 2028 to use the older format, and that stock can remain afterward. Fish, sesame, soy, and pistachio are voluntary — a missing chip is not proof of absence.
Please read before eating: Allergen and ingredient information on this page is based on the manufacturer's official label as of the verified date below, translated with AI assistance. Formulations may change without notice. This site is not a substitute for medical advice. Always check the actual package before consuming, especially if you have food allergies. This product is not certified vegan, vegetarian, or halal unless explicitly stated by the manufacturer.
Ingredients
Original Japanese label
たまご風味顆粒(卵・乳成分・大豆)、味付ごま(小麦・ごま・大豆)、しょうゆ風味顆粒(小麦・乳成分・大豆)、味付かつお節(小麦、さば、大豆)、抹茶風味顆粒(乳成分、鶏肉、豚肉)、味付のり(小麦、えび、さば、大豆) / 調味料(アミノ酸等)(大豆)、卵殻Ca(卵)、ビタミンD(大豆) ※本製品で使用しているのりは、えび、かにが生息する水域で採取しています。
English ingredient translation
We have not published an English ingredient translation because it has not completed source review. Use the normalized label facts above, then check the physical package.
Shopping from a Japanese-only packet? Use the pocket label decoder to find the ingredient, allergen, date, and storage lines on the physical package. If you see 調味料(アミノ酸) or 調味料(アミノ酸等), read the MSG group-label guide before treating it as an exact additive name.
Recorded taste and use signals
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