That’s when I discovered the Japanese egg sandwich, also known as tamago sando. This sandwich has quickly become one of my favorites, and it’s no wonder why it’s so popular in Japan.

Ultimately, I get that it’s a disgrace to the Japanese fruit sando name. The controversy surrounding the sandwich inspired me to make it at home, the proper way. Difficulty rating: 8/10.

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Tamago sando, the Japanese egg sandwich, is rich, creamy, and incredibly satisfying. This recipe shows you how to make it at ...