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Onigiri Packaging Kombini-Style?
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2012/4/26 03:56
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You know how at a kombini, the onigiri are wrapped in a way that the nori is separated from the rice and the nori doesn't get soggy?
I want to buy these kinds of plastic sheets while I'm in Japan so I can make homemade onigiri when I'm back in Europe.
What shops do I find these in, a regular supermarket or maybe a Tokyu Hands? And what are they called in case I have to ask for them.
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by Sillie (guest)
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Re: Onigiri Packaging Kombini-Style?
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2012/4/26 23:53
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As you say! Nori is separated from the rice in order not to get soggy. Kombini-Style Onigiri is manufactured by use of a special machine. So we can't buy plastic sheets from a store generally. But, I found a similar plastic sheet on the web. The Name of this product is "Slit Pack Onigiri". The price is 409 yen per 100 sheets. http://www.104web.co.jp/item_info/11-1000-41701/
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by omo54
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Re: Onigiri Packaging Kombini-Style?
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2012/4/27 15:09
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Sillie,
Dunno what they would be called in Japanese, but you can buy sheets like that at 100-yen shops, as well as places like Tokyu Hands. Just look for the bento/picnic section.
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by Dave in Saitama (guest)
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