Item works well. Doesn't take up much room, and stores easily.
Made sushi for the first time with 3 other people who had never made it and most of us were fine. We used wax paper this time but I hope to get food storage bags like other reviewers suggested, otherwise you will need a brush to get the mats clean.
Watched lots of youtube on how to roll sushi and I highly recommend you doing so as well. The rice included instructions on how to make sushi rice and we found no benefit to roasting our Nori a second time as one recipe recommended. We seemed to struggle to get the ingredients to spread evenly since the ends of the roll would fall apart when cut but that is not a fault of the product, just user error.
I do have one complaint, the spoon and spreader seems to be splintering just the slightest amount. Normally it helps keep the rice from sticking if everything you are using has been soaked so I am not sure how much worse the splintering would be if we had actually soaked them. They should probably also be oiled in between use with an oil that won't get rancid. The chop sticks are great, they look impressive in person and feel like a better quality material than the spoon and spreader and are worth the $7 on their own (in my opinion). You can't beat $7 for what you get. Though if you really want to be cheap about it, forget the spoon, grab some free chopsticks from the sushi part of the grocery store and use just small bamboo placemats to roll your sushi. I only used the set once and am looking forward to sushi making as a weekly thing. I am also considering buying more as gifts to go with the DIY pre-assembled binder cook books I plan on gifting as well.
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Just got this set today alitlle before noon i haven't used it yet. This review will be on the items only and not on making sushi with them. So I'll have to come back to update at a later time.Now the is set looks lovely when you first open the box. The black and red contrast look elegant. You"ll first see Five pretty chopsticks with a spiral twist patten, One rice paddle, One rice spreader and the two mats are at the bottom after lifting out the tray holding the utensils. The chopstick are simple elegant that I'd use them for my table display if it didn't look odd among my porcelain set.Now on closer inspection more than one item has a few flaws:One of the roller mats have a some edge splintering and one small divet in the middle "picture included" I shouldn't have to but I'll just have to use saran wrap with that one.The spreader has a slightly raised splintered "picture included" edge not bad enough I'm a bit wary of splinters in my food. The handle is fine there.So out out of a set of 9 items 2 are while flawed are still usable so I'll keep the set would not buy this one again but for what it is I like the chopsticks and the rice paddle is fine. This is my opinion as I know others would return after seeing a brand new set with flaws it shouldn't have and give it a lower score but my expectation of buying a sushi making kit online wasn't high to begin with anyway and thought I'd find more issues to be honest.
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Just got this set today alitlle before noon i haven't used it yet. This review will be on the items only and not on making sushi with them. So I'll have to come back to update at a later time.
Now the is set looks lovely when you first open the box. The black and red contrast look elegant. You"ll first see Five pretty chopsticks with a spiral twist patten, One rice paddle, One rice spreader and the two mats are at the bottom after lifting out the tray holding the utensils. The chopstick are simple elegant that I'd use them for my table display if it didn't look odd among my porcelain set.
Now on closer inspection more than one item has a few flaws:
One of the roller mats have a some edge splintering and one small divet in the middle "picture included" I shouldn't have to but I'll just have to use saran wrap with that one.
The spreader has a slightly raised splintered "picture included" edge not bad enough I'm a bit wary of splinters in my food. The handle is fine there.
So out out of a set of 9 items 2 are while flawed are still usable so I'll keep the set would not buy this one again but for what it is I like the chopsticks and the rice paddle is fine.
This is my opinion as I know others would return after seeing a brand new set with flaws it shouldn't have and give it a lower score but my expectation of buying a sushi making kit online wasn't high to begin with anyway and thought I'd find more issues to be honest.
Now the is set looks lovely when you first open the box. The black and red contrast look elegant. You"ll first see Five pretty chopsticks with a spiral twist patten, One rice paddle, One rice spreader and the two mats are at the bottom after lifting out the tray holding the utensils. The chopstick are simple elegant that I'd use them for my table display if it didn't look odd among my porcelain set.
Now on closer inspection more than one item has a few flaws:
One of the roller mats have a some edge splintering and one small divet in the middle "picture included" I shouldn't have to but I'll just have to use saran wrap with that one.
The spreader has a slightly raised splintered "picture included" edge not bad enough I'm a bit wary of splinters in my food. The handle is fine there.
So out out of a set of 9 items 2 are while flawed are still usable so I'll keep the set would not buy this one again but for what it is I like the chopsticks and the rice paddle is fine.
This is my opinion as I know others would return after seeing a brand new set with flaws it shouldn't have and give it a lower score but my expectation of buying a sushi making kit online wasn't high to begin with anyway and thought I'd find more issues to be honest.
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So I recently bought s sushi gun from moxie and co., thought it would be easy and fun. Well after a failed attempt at the ugliest looking rice slop. I tried tired again. The rolls came out good but I was sad because I personally like rice on the out Side of my rolls and with the sushi maker gun you can't do that so I decided to order this old fashion bamboo roller figured I would give it a try. Honestly I watched a YouTube video on how to roll sushi and it was the easiest thing ever. Take the bamboo roller and face it so that the lines are vertical. Place a piece of plastic wrap down over the mat. Put some sesame seeds down spread the sushi rice in a square the size of your Seaweed paper paper place your seaweed paper down, put your ingredients about 1 inch from the edge roll everything tucking under and just keep doing that tilll you get to the end remove Matt and plastic wrap. Wet a very sharp knife and cut. This process was so easy i'm not sure what I was scared of originally and I should've bought this to begin with because I probably won't use the sushi gone again. Using this Matt saved me about 20 minutes not using that plastic gun.
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