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Frozen takoyaki
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2010/3/24 23:10
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Previously when I was visiting Osaka - I bought a couple boxes of frozen takoyakis. I wonder if I could find something similar in Tokyo or Narita airport?
Would love to bring it back home as my family loved the ones I brought home from Osaka
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by mk (guest)
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Better yet, bring home a takoyaki hot-plate. Its a small electric tako yaki maker, sits on the table or counter top. We brought one back from Japan a few years ago and really enjoy using it. We normally use squid because octopus can be hard to find in the US. There are recipes online and most Asian markets have the ingrediants.
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by cf (guest)
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Thank you
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2010/3/26 11:31
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Cool!! I did not know that I could find frozen takoyakis in the supermarket. I guess I did not look hard enough when I was Japan before.
As for the takoyaki machine - my concern would be the voltage. They used lower voltage than home. However I often make okonomiyakis at home. They are the next best thing after takoyakis (in my opinion!! )
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by mk (guest)
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100 yen shop
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2010/3/27 09:49
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I bought a small cast iron takoyaki "cooking plate" at the 100 yen shop for 300 yen I think. It's used like at pan on top of the stove. (So no worryies about voltage)They have different sizes. The one I bought will cook 12 at one time. I'm sure you can find them at any department store.
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by Daz88
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OMG!! That's a good idea!! Did not know about that. I guess I would to bring a big empty bad to carry back all the things I plan to buy in Tokyo!! Thanks a lot ppl!
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by mk (guest)
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