On a busy night, I come home and think, "Oh, I want to eat curry."
When I thought about it, I didn't even bother to cook rice or boil water to eat retort curry. I don't have much time. I want to eat a quick curry, drink alcohol, and take a break.
Such a goutara mood was the first impetus for the development of pocket curry.
However, as I worked out the idea,
"Maybe this will be a curry that will be useful for many things?"
That's what I came to think.
First of all, emergency stockpiling.
When my hometown of Kobe was hit by the earthquake, I learned how precious water and fire can be in the disaster-stricken area.
How energetic is the sharpness of your daily meals?
Curry that does not use fire or water for cooking and can be eaten as it is.
If you put it in your pocket or bag, it is so compact that you forget that you have curry. That's why it's "helpful" when you suddenly feel like you're in trouble. I'm sure there has never been a curry to wear in case of emergency. The shelf life is also longer than usual, 2 years after manufacture.
And secondly, the expansion of places to enjoy curry.
Because it is pocket-sized, the pocket curry, which has a tight taste, is ideal for outdoor activities such as camping. It can be used not only with rice, but also with barbecue meat, vegetables, and bread.
It should also be useful as a regular food in offices, co-working spaces, and bars that do not have a cooking environment.
Curry, which can be used with any ingredients and enjoyed in various ways, can solve various social issues around us.
Disaster prevention, food loss, diversification of lifestyles...
This "Pocket Curry" series is packed with various thoughts in a pocket size.