Green Tea Mochi

Yiichan · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hi,

I bought "Japanese Style Green Tea Mochi" from a local asia store. And now I am wondering if they need any preparation before eating them. I cant find any instructions on the box so I thought they could be eaten just as they are in the box but their taste suggest different

They look like this:
Japanese Style Green Tea Mochi

any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Nyororin · (#2 (**permalink**))

They are ready to eat as is.

I have never seen mochi that required preparation.

WingsToDiscovery · (#3 (**permalink**))

Yeah, you can eat them straight out of the box. I know they make a sesame and a peanut butter flavor for that brand; I suggest buying those.

Yiichan · (#4 (**permalink**))

Ok, thanks for the info! I'll try them

SobaUdon · (#5 (**permalink**))

I buy these all the time. Love them

Cola · (#6 (**permalink**))

I've never seen green tea mochi that needs to be prepared beforehand, but there is mochi that they sell in hard bricks that have to be toasted or boiled before you can eat them (well, I suppose you could eat them hard, but it wouldn't be very fun).

This is just the first Google result that popped up, but you can see a picture of the mochi in their little individual wrappers as well as what they look like on the grill.

BoostedBanana89 · (#7 (**permalink**))

mmmm i love mochi!
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erikalala · (#8 (**permalink**))

As they said, Mochi are ready to eat, love to eat different kinds of mochi, I wanna try this Green tea mochi.

Nebelherz · (#9 (**permalink**))

Just eat it ^^

I think Taro Mochi from the same brand is also really oishii.

TrubyLiz · (#10 (**permalink**))

I've had some of these(I love my student's union, they have so much awesome stuff)! I got the peanut butter one and it didn't say it needed any preparation, so I just ate it out of the box. Tasted fine to me. :3