There are seven flavours in total so you’ve also got the option of other Canned Cakes like Mango Passionfruit (S$9.80), Mango Chocolate (S$9.80), Strawberry (S$9.80), and a special Custard Pudding Can (S$5.80). It’s not a favourite, but it’s worth a try. I felt that the taste of the black bean was overpowering, but the hints of matcha saved the cake. It’s filled with matcha fresh cream, azuki matcha cream, chocolate sponge, brown sugar mochi, black bean jelly, and almond florentine. The Matcha cake is the most unique of them all. The strawberry confiture was a pleasant surprise that was frozen and hidden in the middle. The strawberries tasted incredibly fresh and were an obvious highlight. It has fresh cream, chocolate, strawberry confiture, raspberry jelly, and almond florentine all beautifully layered within the chiffon cake. It’s the priciest one and the OG cake that started it all. As I dug inside, I also discovered a generous sprinkle of chocolate chips that really adds texture and taste when you have it with the soft chiffon cake.įor me, it was a tough battle between the former and the Strawberry Shortcake Can. A mochi machine is useful when making very large. Her easy favourite was the Tiramisu can which has mascarpone, espresso sponge, and fresh cream. Alternatively, you could purchase a Japanese mochi machine to do both the steaming and pounding for you. My colleague and I tried the Matcha (S$8.80), Tiramisu (S$8.80), and Strawberry Shortcake Can (S$11.80) flavours. You also get a spoon of course, so there’s no “drinking” the cake from the can. It works like any other- just put in the money, choose your preferred can, and out it pops. Tiger Corporation SMJ-A18U 10-Cup Rice Cake Mochi Maker Zojirushi Rice Cake Machine Microcomputer Fully Automatic 1 Bushel Bs-ed10-wa TIGER Mochi-making. It’s for sure eye-catching with its bright white and burgundy colours, so you’ll spot the vending machine pretty easily outside the Eat At Seven restaurant. Simply insert bundles of harvested rice-plants, and a mochi. So, does it live up to the hype? Keep reading! A machine from the future which produces mochi, or Japanese rice cakes. We had an exclusive preview of the famous flavours of Okashi Gaku from its first 24-hour vending machine at Suntec City.

Not only has this cake-in-a-can become a widely popular phenomenon in Japan, but it’s also created quite a buzz in our very own little red dot. ofertas para Tiger Mochitsuki Machine SMJ-A180 Arroz Pastel Mochi haciendo de cocina estn en eBay Compara precios y caractersticas de productos nuevos. You can pick up a mochi maker for a little over 200-300 on Amazon. The machine is just a modern reinvention of the same mechanism. In the olden days, way back when, mochi was made by pounding rice with wooden mallets in a large mortar type thing. Okashi Gaku is finally here with its Canned Cakes from to give us just that. There’s a little contraption at the bottom that spins and kneads the rice.

Now when you get to have this yum dessert on-the-go, you’ve definitely piqued my interest. But it’s also fragile and not the best snack to travel with. Cake is indisputably a great comfort food- sweet, fluffy, and comes in a whole bunch of flavours. Buy TIGER Mochi Maker Rice Cake Machine for 1.5kg Glutinous Rice SMJ-B180-WL AC100V online at an affordable price.

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