Top 3 products for Japanese Onigiri
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This was my first time making onigiri and the molds made it extremely easy! I used the larger size.
Easy to use and make onigiri with
So adorable! I love how affordable they are at under $4, and they’re simple to use. Wash them out, then rinse under water and your rice mold pops right out with no effort. I’ve already made a dozen to put in my freezer for quick easy lunches snacks or work dinners. I love a quick home made to go meal and this makes it simple!
These two little molds are so cute, I wonder which size is right?
Got these today.. Can't wait to use them.
Super easy to use and clean. Very cute and holds the shape well.
Super simple to use and perfect size for children! I don’t have to get my hands dirty or deal with hot rice :)
It's smaller than I thought, so it's perfect!! It's perfect that there are two sizes!!!
look at the mold very cute my daughter like
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The sushi rice seasoned really well and the veggies have a pleasant crunch for texture along with the sesame seeds.
It was delicious when heated :)
tastes sweet on its own
Never try this before, can’t wait to eat it
This product is delicious
This product is delicious.
Look forward to trying
It arrived perfectly frozen
Bought a couple to try.
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Pretty good.
Can’t wait to try this, thank you
I liked it unexpectedly, the rice grains were refreshing and soft, and the sauerkraut was light.
My fave from Japan
It arrived frozen, so I didn't know how to defrost it, so I microwaved it. Unfortunately, it wasn't as crunchy anymore, but it was still delicious!!
I don't understand the taste of this, I won't buy it again
This has a great flavor but is a little on the dry side probably due to it having been frozen. Other than that it's delicious and I'll probably be getting it again.
My children loved them . Thank you wee
Onigiri is Japanese soul
Frequently asked questions
What is Japanese Onigiri?
Onigiri, also known as Japanese rice ball, is a traditional Japanese comfort food made from steamed rice that is formed into a triangular or cylindrical shape and often wrapped in nori (seaweed).
What are common fillings for Onigiri?
Common fillings for Onigiri include salted salmon, pickled plum, and tuna mayonnaise. However, they can be filled with a variety of ingredients according to personal preference.
How is Onigiri made?
Onigiri is made by cooking and cooling Japanese rice, then shaping it around a filling into a triangle or cylinder. It is often wrapped in nori for easier eating.
Is Onigiri vegan or vegetarian?
Onigiri can be made vegan or vegetarian depending on the fillings used. Traditional fillings like pickled plum are often vegan, while fillings like salmon or tuna are not.
Is Onigiri considered healthy?
Onigiri can be a healthy choice depending on the fillings and if it is homemade. Prepackaged Onigiri often contains higher levels of sodium.
How to eat Onigiri properly?
Onigiri can be eaten with hands after unwrapping it, especially if it's wrapped in nori. Some people also use chopsticks while eating Onigiri.
Is Onigiri gluten-free?
In general, Onigiri is gluten-free as it is primarily rice and fillings. However, certain fillings or seasonings may contain gluten, so always check the ingredients if necessary.
How much does Onigiri typically cost?
The cost of an Onigiri varies depending on where you buy it from and what fillings are included. Prepackaged Onigiri can range from $1 to $3 each.
Is Onigiri a meal or snack?
Onigiri can be either. It is often consumed as a quick snack, but it can also be part of a larger meal, like a bento box lunch.
Is Onigiri the same as sushi?
While both Onigiri and sushi are made with rice, they are not the same. Sushi rice is seasoned with vinegar, while Onigiri is often flavored with salt.
Where did Onigiri originate?
Onigiri originated in Japan. It has a history going back hundreds of years and was traditionally used as a portable meal for travelers, soldiers, or workers in the fields.
Can Onigiri be frozen for later use?
Yes, Onigiri can be frozen and then reheated for later use. Just be sure to allow it to cool to room temperature before freezing.
What is the shelf life of Onigiri?
Onigiri is best consumed the same day it is made. However, if refrigerated properly, it can last for a day or two.
Can you heat Onigiri?
Yes, Onigiri can be gently heated in a microwave if desired. However, be careful as the fillings can become very hot.
What does Onigiri taste like?
The taste of Onigiri really depends on the fillings you choose. However, at its base, it's a slightly salty, savory taste of steamed rice often combined with the distinct flavors of the fillings.
Where can I buy Onigiri?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
This was my first time making onigiri and the molds made it extremely easy! I used the larger size.
Easy to use and make onigiri with
So adorable! I love how affordable they are at under $4, and they’re simple to use. Wash them out, then rinse under water and your rice mold pops right out with no effort. I’ve already made a dozen to put in my freezer for quick easy lunches snacks or work dinners. I love a quick home made to go meal and this makes it simple!
These two little molds are so cute, I wonder which size is right?
Got these today.. Can't wait to use them.
Super easy to use and clean. Very cute and holds the shape well.
Super simple to use and perfect size for children! I don’t have to get my hands dirty or deal with hot rice :)
It's smaller than I thought, so it's perfect!! It's perfect that there are two sizes!!!
look at the mold very cute my daughter like
The sushi rice seasoned really well and the veggies have a pleasant crunch for texture along with the sesame seeds.
Pretty good.
Can’t wait to try this, thank you
I liked it unexpectedly, the rice grains were refreshing and soft, and the sauerkraut was light.
My fave from Japan
It arrived frozen, so I didn't know how to defrost it, so I microwaved it. Unfortunately, it wasn't as crunchy anymore, but it was still delicious!!
I don't understand the taste of this, I won't buy it again
This has a great flavor but is a little on the dry side probably due to it having been frozen. Other than that it's delicious and I'll probably be getting it again.
My children loved them . Thank you wee
Onigiri is Japanese soul






























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