Sushi Making Kit by Yomo Sushi - Sushi in 4 easy steps
Sushi Making Kit by Yomo Sushi - Sushi in 4 easy steps
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Isokol
 · December 30, 2016
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Website offers the option but until today I didn't need one.
Gabriel G.
 · August 15, 2020
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You can make sushi with the Yomo Sushi Maker but, only the Maki and the Hosomaki (with the nori on the outside). Make sure to moisten the end of the nori so it sticks to itself.
Yomo Sushi
Seller · June 13, 2019
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I didn't receive too.
Gabriel G.
 · August 15, 2020
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This video just shows the 4 steps in a quick manner. In order to see complete explanations, go to our Youtube Chanel. You'll see that, for the Maki and Hosomaki, you need to flip over the rice and nori before you put the ingredients on the rice so that the nori will be outside of your roll. For the Futomaki and Uramak… see more This video just shows the 4 steps in a quick manner. In order to see complete explanations, go to our Youtube Chanel. You'll see that, for the Maki and Hosomaki, you need to flip over the rice and nori before you put the ingredients on the rice so that the nori will be outside of your roll. For the Futomaki and Uramaki, the rice stays outside. So, you put your ingredients directly on the nori without flipping and, when you roll, the rice stays outside. We hope that will help clarify! see less This video just shows the 4 steps in a quick manner. In order to see complete explanations, go to our Youtube Chanel. You'll see that, for the Maki and Hosomaki, you need to flip over the rice and nori before you put the ingredients on the rice so that the nori will be outside of your roll. For the Futomaki and Uramaki, the rice stays outside. So, you put your ingredients directly on the nori without flipping and, when you roll, the rice stays outside. We hope that will help clarify!
Yomo Sushi
Seller · July 6, 2020
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Absolutely. It generally depends how you make your rice but in any case, if you apply a little bit of mayonaise (very little) before hand, this will solve your issue. Please feel free to let us know how it turns out for you or if you have any other questions.
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Yomo Sushi
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Seller · May 24, 2020
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It kinda depends on how much stuff you jamb into it. The diameter is up to you. It can go from approx. 1" to maybe 3" if you are ambitious.
MARK C.
 · December 11, 2016
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