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Easy Rice Ball Bites for Babies and Toddlers
Thank you for over 1,000 reviews! These easy, mess-free rice ball bites are perfect for little hands to grab and eat. Kids can enjoy them neatly and easily! It’s like a kid-friendly version of onigirazu (rice sandwich).
Recipe background:
Making small rice balls can be a hassle and gets your hands sticky. With this method, it’s simple and you can customize it however you like!
Easy Rice Ball Bites for Babies and Toddlers
Thank you for over 1,000 reviews! These easy, mess-free rice ball bites are perfect for little hands to grab and eat. Kids can enjoy them neatly and easily! It’s like a kid-friendly version of onigirazu (rice sandwich).
Recipe background:
Making small rice balls can be a hassle and gets your hands sticky. With this method, it’s simple and you can customize it however you like!
Cooking Instructions
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Cut the nori sheet in half. Spread the cooked rice (or soft rice) flat on one half, then cover with the other half of nori.
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Use kitchen scissors to cut vertically into strips.
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Then cut horizontally into bite-sized pieces. It’s actually pretty fun!
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Pack these in a lunchbox for an easy, grab-and-go meal for your child.
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Thank you to everyone for helping this recipe become a trending topic with 10 reviews!
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Thank you to Ichiryu for making this with natto and shirasu (baby sardines)! It’s a nutritious option, and the natto doesn’t get sticky—highly recommended!
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Thank you to Chaccha☆ for your happy review, even though I posted it without a comment. I really appreciate it!
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May 17, 2013: Reached 100 reviews! This recipe became a trending topic for the second time. Thank you all so much!
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This recipe was featured in the Cookpad Baby Food Book! Thank you!
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