Anyone for Onigiri? - Page 15

sillygodxdisco · (#141 (**permalink**))

i'm boring, so i use umeboshi. :] i don't like when there's a mixture of stuff in there or something. ><

ishikawa · (#142 (**permalink**))

I eat Spam Musubi's(Local Hawaii food). Much better then Onigiri's.

kitsumekat · (#143 (**permalink**))

Canned tuna and spinach or greens onigiris

TalnSG · (#144 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sillygodxdisco

i'm boring, so i use umeboshi. :] i don't like when there's a mixture of stuff in there or something. ><

That's not boring, that's my favorite.

yuujirou · (#145 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sillygodxdisco

i'm boring, so i use umeboshi. :] i don't like when there's a mixture of stuff in there or something. ><

trying adding a shiso leaf in there
for a bit of a basilish minty flavour x]

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oh and i've yet too find a filling that i prefer over umeboshi o.O" fyi
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TokyoRain · (#146 (**permalink**))

I've also been using mainly salmon with sea salt, it turned out very good. Another one I tried that I really loved was vanilla yogurt, grapes/apples, and walnuts. It's very sweet and makes a good desert or breakfast.

~Tokyo

yuujirou · (#147 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by TokyoRain

I've also been using mainly salmon with sea salt, it turned out very good. Another one I tried that I really loved was vanilla yogurt, grapes/apples, and walnuts. It's very sweet and makes a good desert or breakfast.

~Tokyo

hmm o.o'
sounds pretty good as stuffing for a crepe

MelonJuiceBox · (#148 (**permalink**))

I like tuna & mustard filling. It's soooo good!

ishikawa · (#149 (**permalink**))

My grandma used to make me Onigiri. But I don't like Onigiri. I like Spam Musubi, brah.

sushidushi · (#150 (**permalink**))

I've seen it in Sanko (on Queen Street in Toronto), which is a useful, if rather over-priced Japanese grocer. There must be other places in Toronto. There is also, I understand, a big Japanese area in Scarborough, but that's a bit far for me, so I've not actually been yet.

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Originally Posted by EmmaTheJuneBug

Uhh, I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but I love onigiri, and I used to make it but I don't really have the time anymore.. so I was wondering is there anywhere in Canada (Toronto/GTA area?) that has it for sale? Or something?
If not, then I'll just quit being lazy and make some.

(I know it doesn't take much time and it's only lately I've been busy, but I'm just curious if there is a place or not if anyone knows.)