Way back in 2010, I wrote an entry about Safegg, introducing the whole concept of egg pasteurization and its benefit.

Without getting into too much details, egg pasteurization is a process where shell eggs go through to remove 99.9% of bacteria, including salmonella, staphylococcus aureus, escherichia coli, coliform, yeast and fungus. This extends the shelf life of eggs, and also make it much safer for consumption. The pasteurization is done with heat, time, and clean natural water.

order via website, shipped chilled straight to your home
order via website, shipped chilled straight to your home

You could already buy Safegg from major premium supermarkets here in Malaysia, but now, you can also do it with your finger tips via https://eggshipper.com.my. The shipment is done in containers that preserve it’s chilled temperature to ensure safety, they’ve even came up with a pretty unique packaging system to ensure that the eggs are secured.

Additionally, they’ve also expanded the offering from purely raw pasteurized eggs with a few more additional egg products. Let’s look at them.

Tsukimi Onsen Egg, ready to eat straight from fridge
Tsukimi Onsen Egg, ready to eat straight from fridge

First and most interesting for me is the Tsukimi Onsen Egg. For those who hasn’t tried this before, it is typically found in Japanese restaurants and sometimes served with their version of spaghetti.

This version comes with small packets of bonito sauce as well. You can eat it up and eat with the sauce, or if you’re like me who doesn’t mind eating them chilled, then it’s practically zero prep time! So tasty too!

onsen egg & ajitsuke egg to spice up instant noodle at home
onsen egg & ajitsuke egg to spice up instant noodle at home

There are also three types of marinated eggs you can get via the website.

The Ajisuke Tamago is one of my favorites, with runny yolk that carries a hint of sweetness, they’re best as is, or you can plop one into your instant noodle and immediately have it upgrade to almost restaurant quality affair (at least visually speaking, isn’t it?).

herbal tea & lawang flower eggs too, plus the best egg gadget!
herbal tea & star anise eggs too, plus the best egg gadget!

For those who prefer to have non-runny egg yolks, the Telur Bunga Lawang & Herbal Tea Eggs maybe your calling.

The Bunga Lawang (star anise) eggs have a star anise broth that gives it a unique tasting note, while herbal tea egg is something that most of us are familiar with its cinnamon and Chinese herbal aroma.

If you’re like me and enjoy the convenience of online shopping, head over to https://eggshipper.com.my and check them out. For a limited time, you’ll get the best egg related Malaysian invention of all time, the “egg boiler” for free  with a single receipt of RM 30 and above.

Pasteurization for Safer Eggs, Freshly Shipped to Your Home
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8 thoughts on “Pasteurization for Safer Eggs, Freshly Shipped to Your Home

  • March 29, 2021 at 2:27 pm
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    Yes, they should do this before exporting them to Singapore, so embarrassing getting them rejected and sent back unceremoniously!

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    • March 29, 2021 at 4:14 pm
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      suituapui: haha ya, indeed, this should be the minimum standard.

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    • March 29, 2021 at 4:14 pm
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      Choi Yen: tak cukup sendiri makan pun, beli dari online 😛

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  • March 29, 2021 at 9:32 pm
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    This is actually a must…I notice the eggs that we purchased…are not clean at all…yerr…

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    • March 30, 2021 at 8:32 am
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      Tekkaus: you got that right.

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  • March 30, 2021 at 11:38 am
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    The one that attracts me the most is the onsen egg which isn’t easy to get right unless we have a sous vide machine (like you…hee..hee). I love to eat them chilled with a little soy (or bonito sauce) and it makes a great addition to any donburi. So, I was pretty excited until I learned that I had to pay shipping of RM10 unless I meet the minimum order of RM60 which is a bit too much eggs for one family! :'(

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    • March 30, 2021 at 12:54 pm
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      eatwhateatwhere: ahh. then perhaps it’s better for you to buy from one of those grocers that carries them.

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