# リスナー情報コーナー(木) おなかGOO！GOOD！グルメハンター：セブンプレミアム「チョコっとマシュマロ」 - Show: ジェーン・スー　生活は踊る - Published: 2026-10-15 - Canonical: https://podc.club/en/episode/1630372322_b7f87c1c3f43.html - Audio: https://pdst.fm/e/pscrb.fm/rss/p/traffic.megaphone.fm/TBS7414058603.mp3 - Source: Edited from a machine transcript of the first 30 minutes of the episode. Not an official summary. A listener from Shizuoka Prefecture recommended Seven-Eleven's Seven Premium "Chocotto Marshmallow" — a 127-yen, 25g, 122kcal bag of bite-sized chocolate-coated mini marshmallows — on the Thursday gourmet corner of Jane Su: Seikatsu wa Odoru (ジェーン・スー 生活は踊る). All three people in the studio tried it and gave it the Good button, praising how easy it is to snack on. Next week the corner shifts to "Onigiri Guggu Gourmet Hunter," calling for listeners' top onigiri-filling picks. ## What this episode answers ### What kind of snack is Seven Premium "Chocotto Marshmallow," and what are its price, quantity, and calorie count? It's a bite-sized snack of small marshmallows coated in chocolate — 127 yen, 25g, 122kcal — roughly the size of a gummy candy package, marketed as just the right amount of chocolate for when you want a small sweet treat. ### How does it differ from the trending Haribo chocolate marshmallows? Haribo's version features larger marshmallows with a crisp chocolate shell and is more filling, whereas Seven's is a size smaller with softer chocolate, making it easy to pop one after another while working. ### What was the reaction during the studio tasting? All three — Ugajin (ウガジン), Jane Su (スーさん), and Takahashi Shiaki (高橋志明) — called it "delicious" and pressed the Good button, with comments including "I'd keep it within arm's reach" and "I'd eat these with black coffee"; the 122kcal total for the whole bag also drew particular praise. ### What "one extra step" arrangement idea came up after the tasting? Someone suggested it would be delicious on toast, prompting the instant comeback "please don't add calories when we've managed to keep it to 122kcal," though everyone agreed it would absolutely taste great and the segment closed in laughter with the Good verdict reaffirmed. ### What is next week's corner "Onigiri Guggu Gourmet Hunter" asking listeners to submit? Listeners are asked to send in their number-one recommended onigiri filling with a reason; unusual combinations are especially welcome, and the studio was already discussing tenkasu + tuna mayo + black pepper and takuan + tuna mayo, with one member noting that the crunchy pickled texture of takuan significantly boosts the overall satisfaction of tuna mayo. ## Article ## This Week's Gourmet Pick: Seven Premium "Chocotto Marshmallow" The recommendation came from a listener in Shizuoka Prefecture going by the radio name "Fujinomiya Yakisoba" (藤の宮焼そば): Seven-Eleven's Seven Premium "Chocotto Marshmallow" (チョコっとマシュマロ). Priced at 127 yen, the bag contains 25g at 122kcal total — roughly the size of a gummy candy package. Each piece is a bite-sized mini marshmallow coated in chocolate. The listener described it as ideal for when you just want a little something sweet, and the name says it all: "chocotto" is Japanese for "just a little," so you're literally getting just a little chocolate in every bite. ## Haribo's Chocolate Marshmallows Are So Popular They've Sold Out Fujinomiya Yakisoba's message included useful context: Haribo's chocolate marshmallows have been selling out lately, turning into something of a phenomenon. Corner MC Ugajin explained that the Haribo version features large marshmallows with a crisp, snappy chocolate shell — satisfying in a more substantial way. Seven's "Chocotto Marshmallow," by contrast, is a size smaller overall, and the chocolate coating is noticeably softer. As Fujinomiya Yakisoba put it, the product is "like a smaller version of Haribo's chocolate marshmallow" — and that description neatly captures exactly where it sits in the market. ## Studio Tasting: Everyone Hits the Good Button Ugajin had secured the product in advance, and on the day, both Jane Su and Takahashi Shiaki tried it on air. Their opening verdict was unanimous: "delicious." Impressions came quickly — "I'd keep it within arm's reach," and "I could eat these non-stop at my desk alongside a black coffee." Both Jane Su and Takahashi Shiaki pressed the Good button. The calorie count drew particular praise: the whole 25g bag comes to just 122kcal, and the studio agreed that was genuinely impressive. The corner's "Guu!" call rang out as the group confirmed their verdict. ## "What If You Put It on Toast?" — A Fun Tangent After the tasting, someone floated an idea: it would be delicious melted on toast. The immediate comeback was: "Please don't add extra calories when we've worked so hard to keep it at 122kcal." But nobody could really argue against it — everyone admitted it would absolutely taste great, and the room was buzzing with a barely-suppressed urge to actually try it. The segment wrapped up in laughter, with the Good button verdict firmly reconfirmed. ## Next Week's Preview: Onigiri Guggu Gourmet Hunter Next Thursday, October 22, the corner becomes "Onigiri Guggu Gourmet Hunter" (おにぎりグッグッグルメハンター). Even the name caused a stir during recording — the team spent time working out how to pronounce the chant and practiced the call, complete with a "koshi-barai" hip-swinging move, multiple times. The ask for listeners is simple: send in your number-one recommended onigiri filling, along with the reason you love it. Unusual and unexpected combinations are especially welcome. The studio was already riffing: tenkasu + tuna mayo + black pepper was one combination floated, and takuan + tuna mayo was another. On that second pairing, one studio member pointed out that the crunchy, pickled texture of takuan gives a real boost to the overall satisfaction of tuna mayo. Submissions should be sent by email with the filling name and your reason included. ## Takeaways - Seven Premium "Chocotto Marshmallow" (127 yen, 25g, 122kcal) earned a unanimous Good from all three studio members for being bite-sized, easy to snack on, and surprisingly low in calories. - The product rides the wave of Haribo's sold-out chocolate marshmallows but sets itself apart with a smaller size and softer chocolate coating. - Next week's corner, "Onigiri Guggu Gourmet Hunter," is collecting listeners' top onigiri filling picks with reasons, and unusual combinations are especially welcome.