Seven Eleven launches two types of weight control lunchboxes 'Slimhan Hankki'

[Asia Economy Reporter Seungjin Lee] Seven Eleven announced on the 12th that it will launch the diet lunchbox series "Slimhan Hankki" for consumers who are seriously preparing for dieting this summer.

The Seven Eleven "Slimhan Hankki" series is certified as a "formulated food for weight control" by the Korea Food Safety Management Certification Institute, making it a healthy lunchbox responsible for both dieting and health management. It consists of two types: "Sweet Potato Chicken Breast Balls & Garlic Fried Rice" and "Garlic Cod Sweet and Sour & Vegetable Fried Rice," priced at 3,800 KRW each.

The "Slimhan Hankki" series features soft chicken breast balls with sweet sweet potato mousse and crispy garlic cod sweet and sour made from savory and mild cod meat as the main dishes. Each set includes fresh salad with tangy yuzu dressing and fried rice to create a satisfying meal.

These products are low-calorie items under 400 kcal, allowing consumers to enjoy them healthily without burden. In particular, vitamin powder containing essential daily nutrients is separately included so that consumers can mix it with water according to their preference or sprinkle it on the lunchbox.

Seven Eleven released this product targeting consumers looking for a healthy and convenient meal, not only for weight management but also for general health. To commemorate the launch of "Slimhan Hankki," Seven Eleven will offer a 20% discount for the first 4,000 customers who pre-order through the "Seven App" on the 15th.

Kim Hayoung, MD in charge of the Seven Eleven Food Team, said, "We introduced this product for consumers worried about increased weight and health management due to prolonged staying at home," adding, "Since this product is made considering balanced nutrient intake, it is expected to gain popularity mainly among young people."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.