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Yamacoh 5-Hole Wooden Onigiri Mold From Japan

Yamacoh 5-Hole Wooden Onigiri Mold From Japan

von Yamacoh Hinoki
£7.00 - £7.00
£7.00
£17.00
£17.00 - £17.00
£17.00

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Yamacoh Co. Ltd. – Natural Wooden Products

Yamacoh Co. Ltd. Is A World-Renowned Manufacturer Of Tableware, Tools, And More. Located In Nakatsugawa, Gifu, Japan, Surrounded By Lush Greenery, Yamacoh Co. Ltd. Has Developed And Supplied Premium Natural Wooden Products Of Japanese Tradition And Quality.

Features

Yamacoh Co. Ltd. Offers Unique Products That Allow Consumers To Make Their Own Rice Balls (Representing Pine/Bamboo/Ume/Fan/Gourd) By Molding And Pressing Rice With Favorite Toppings. Each Product Is Made With Magnolia, Water Resistant And With A Smooth Texture.

Use & Care

Yamacoh Co. Ltd. Products Make It Easy To Make Your Favorite Rice Balls. Before Use, It Is Recommended To Lightly Wet And Wipe The Product. Avoid Using A Dishwasher Or Dish Dryer.

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Customer Reviews

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Lani M.
Easy to Use

This is an awesome onigiri maker. Soak it in some water before use. Just a few minutes on each side was enough. Once that is done I placed the mold on a wood cutting board and pressed in the prepared rice very firmly with a bit of plastic wrap to make it really tight. After that, lift the mold and slowly push the rice out using the plastic wrap. It worked out perfect!