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Quick and easy salty rice serving
My son’s fav lunch food. Easy and very delicious!
this first time I tried, you got good reviews and it's very good. I'll reorder again.
My husband who is an American loved it. It’s good for night time snack when I don’t want to cook. It’s a bit pricey but the taste different from home made yakionigiri.
Haven’t tried yet but high hopes!!
My kids love it, so I buy it often. It's a little pricey, but like Japanese frozen foods, the containers can be separated and microwaved, which is convenient. It's great for kids' snacks or breakfast when you're short on time.
Looking forward to eating these
It's alright. The packaging is very convenient, and heating it up is very convenient.
Easy kids snacks!
Kids love it, and it's a product they frequently repurchase.
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Very convenient, my son likes it, but the flavor is a bit strong, so adding an egg makes it just right. Suitable as a snack.
It's a little spicy and very delicious! I keep some in the freezer at work because all you have to do is pop them in the microwave.
This is my first purchase. It's convenient because it's individually wrapped.
First time buying, hope it tastes good, looking forward to it!
convenient
taste good repurchased
I bought it for emergency measurement. It's spicy and delicious.
Yummy and filling
I ordered it to eat while camping~^^ I'm looking forward to it
Great for a snack
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Surprisingly, it doesn't taste like teriyaki sauce, but rather like plain grilled anago. Those who can't smell fish might find it fishy. I think it's good for a quick meal.
Fast shipping, careful packaging, and a great price! ! It's even better to buy it during an event! ! I will buy it again! The product quality is also great
Excited to try soon
One of the rice balls broke, and Liekai threw it away.
a convenient lunch/snack
Another great snack before my dinner
This is the first time I've bought it. I wonder if it's delicious?
good price...yummy
It was good I like the sweet flavor of the Eel. The rice could have been more flavorful. I think I like the salmon and the tuna Onigiri better.
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It is so good !!
Savory, spicy and filling
It's so delicious. One side is a little crispy like scorched rice, and the seasoning is just right.
I have been wanting to try these!
great quality
I bought these rice balls when they were on sale and they looked pretty good.
My family loves this. I add seaweed to mine .
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Onigiri Rice Cooker Delight
A delightfully simple recipe that showcases the natural flavors of Asian cuisine enhanced by the convenient use of a rice cooker. Here, the classic combination of soy sauce and nori pairs perfectly with toasty sesame oil, while the frozen-onigiri offers a satisfying and hearty main component. This recipe is all about texture, and the soft heat from the rice cooker gives the frozen-onigiri a pleasant softness, melding beautifully with the crispy nori, and the sesame oil adds a rich, nutty note to everything.
Stir-Fried Onigiri with Veggies
This is a quick and easy dish that transforms basic frozen-onigiri into a vibrant and flavorful stir-fry. Fresh vegetables stir-fried with tamari sauce provide a wonderful balance of sweetness and umami, while the frozen-onigiri absorbs all those delicious flavors. Heat everything together in the stir fry pan for a delicious and wholesome meal, so simple yet so satisfying.
Instant Pot Onigiri Soup
A warm, comforting dish, perfect for a cool day, this Instant pot onigiri soup is an innovative way to use frozen-onigiri. The onigiri is quickly warmed in the Instant Pot alongside a simple but flavorful miso-based broth, resulting in a soup that's hearty, warming, and packed with authentic Japanese flavors.
Grilled Onigiri with Teriyaki Sauce
This grilled onigiri recipe uses the frozen-onigiri as the main player. Simple ingredients, maximum flavor, the onigiri is grilled till crisp and then brushed with a sweet and tangy teriyaki sauce, making this dish irresistibly delicious and the perfect meal or snack at any time of day.
Quick Onigiri Kimchi Fried Rice
This is a quick yet tasty twist on traditional Korean fried rice using frozen-onigiri. The onigiri is fried with tangy kimchi to infuse the rice with flavor, while a sunny side up egg lends a creamy, rich finish to the dish. A perfect meal for a busy weeknight!
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What is frozen onigiri?
Frozen onigiri is a Japanese rice ball which has been pre-prepared and frozen for ease of use. It can be quickly heated up for a delicious meal or snack.
Is frozen onigiri gluten-free?
Onigiri itself is typically gluten-free, but be sure to check the packaging as some fillings or flavorings may contain gluten.
Where can I buy frozen onigiri?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Are there different flavors of frozen onigiri?
Yes, frozen onigiri comes with a wide array of fillings which can drastically change its flavor profile.
Is frozen onigiri healthy?
Frozen onigiri can be a healthy snack or meal. It is usually low in fat and a good source of carbohydrates.
How do I store frozen onigiri?
Frozen onigiri should be stored in a freezer until it is ready to be eaten.
What do I eat with onigiri?
Onigiri can be eaten by itself as a snack or with side dishes such as pickles, miso soup, or salad for a meal.
Can I cook frozen onigiri in a pan?
Yes, you can heat up frozen onigiri on a pan over a low heat, but make sure to keep turning it for even heating.
What ingredients are in frozen onigiri?
Most frozen onigiri is made from rice, salt, and often features a filling such as pickled plum, salmon, or seasoned seaweed.
How do I cook frozen onigiri?
Frozen onigiri can often be simply microwaved or heated in a toaster oven. However, precise cooking instructions may vary by product so always check the packaging.
Can I make my own frozen onigiri?
Yes, you can make your own by forming cooked rice into shapes, adding your chosen filling, then freezing them.
How long does frozen onigiri last?
Properly stored, frozen onigiri can last for 1-2 months in the freezer.
Is frozen onigiri vegetarian or vegan?
This varies by product. Some fillings may contain fish or meat, but there are also plenty of vegetarian and some vegan options available.
What is the best way to heat frozen onigiri?
The best way to heat frozen onigiri may vary by product, but generally, microwaving or heating in a toaster oven will work well.
Can I refreeze onigiri after it has been thawed?
It's not recommended to refreeze onigiri after it has been thawed for safety and quality reasons.
Can I eat onigiri straight from the freezer?
No, frozen onigiri should be thoroughly heated before consumption.
Popular reviews
- Quick and easy salty rice serving
- My son’s fav lunch food. Easy and very delicious!
- this first time I tried, you got good reviews and it's very good. I'll reorder again.
- My husband who is an American loved it. It’s good for night time snack when I don’t want to cook. It’s a bit pricey but the taste different from home made yakionigiri.
- Haven’t tried yet but high hopes!!
- My kids love it, so I buy it often. It's a little pricey, but like Japanese frozen foods, the containers can be separated and microwaved, which is convenient. It's great for kids' snacks or breakfast when you're short on time.
- Looking forward to eating these
- It's alright. The packaging is very convenient, and heating it up is very convenient.
- Easy kids snacks!
- Kids love it, and it's a product they frequently repurchase.
- Very convenient, my son likes it, but the flavor is a bit strong, so adding an egg makes it just right. Suitable as a snack.
- It's a little spicy and very delicious! I keep some in the freezer at work because all you have to do is pop them in the microwave.
- This is my first purchase. It's convenient because it's individually wrapped.
- First time buying, hope it tastes good, looking forward to it!
- convenient
- taste good repurchased
- I bought it for emergency measurement. It's spicy and delicious.
- Yummy and filling
- I ordered it to eat while camping~^^ I'm looking forward to it
- Great for a snack
- Surprisingly, it doesn't taste like teriyaki sauce, but rather like plain grilled anago. Those who can't smell fish might find it fishy. I think it's good for a quick meal.
- Fast shipping, careful packaging, and a great price! ! It's even better to buy it during an event! ! I will buy it again! The product quality is also great
- Excited to try soon
- One of the rice balls broke, and Liekai threw it away.
- a convenient lunch/snack
- Another great snack before my dinner
- This is the first time I've bought it. I wonder if it's delicious?
- good price...yummy
- It was good I like the sweet flavor of the Eel. The rice could have been more flavorful. I think I like the salmon and the tuna Onigiri better.
- It is so good !!
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