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Tomato Japanese Grocery Pantry Blog / Onigiri

An overhead flat lay of a ceramic bowl filled with glossy seasoned sushi rice on a wooden board, surrounded by rice vinegar, a bamboo spoon, and nori sheets on a warm linen surface.

Sushi Rice: Season, Cook, and Use It 5 Ways

Sushi rice is the most versatile foundation in Japanese cooking. Learn the science, master the seasoning method, and use one batch to make chirashi, onigiri, inari sushi, temaki, and sushi bake — no rolling mat required.
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An assortment of handmade Japanese onigiri rice balls wrapped in nori, arranged on a wooden board with small ceramic condiment dishes in warm natural light.

Onigiri Is Going Global: 5 Classic Fillings to Make at Home

Onigiri, Japan's beloved rice ball, is going global. Discover the five most classic onigiri fillings, from tuna mayo to umeboshi, and learn how to make them at home with authentic Japanese ingredients.
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Three neatly shaped onigiri rice balls wrapped in nori arranged on a wooden board alongside a small dish of umeboshi plums and a bowl of Japanese short-grain rice, photographed in soft natural light.

Onigiri at Home: Japanese Rice Balls With Store-Bought Ingredients

Learn how to make onigiri (Japanese rice balls) at home using simple store-bought ingredients like Japanese short-grain rice, nori, and classic fillings such as tuna mayo and umeboshi. This beginner-friendly guide covers shaping methods, trending variations, and meal prep tips.
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A warm flat lay of Japanese instant foods including a cup of noodles, a bowl of miso soup, and a wrapped onigiri arranged on a wooden surface with chopsticks and sesame seeds.

Japanese Instant Foods, Ranked: Cup Noodles, Miso Soups & Onigiri

A ranked guide to the best Japanese cup noodles, instant miso soups, and onigiri for your pantry, with practical tips for upgrading each at home and building an authentic konbini-style kitchen.
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