Food Journal : Mochi Sakura, A Mysterious Bite
Hey Foodies!
It’s been a while since I shared my food journal but today I am back with a sweet, gooey, and mysterious rice cake. This soft gooey with mysterious flavor is called Mochi, a japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice, water, and sugar. It’s a bundle of sweet joy treats. I got a box of mochi because I was craving it from a place called Sakura mochi. The place sells mochi with various flavors. Each box costs from 3$ to 7$ with flavors that you can choose. It is one of the best mochi places in town where they also sell premium flavors.
As usual, I was ordering the mochi from my grabfood app. And I left a note to give me random flavors but chocolate. I was excited because it’s going to be a mysterious gooey bite.
When the mochi arrived, it was neatly packaged in a small box with the mochi on the front of the box. When I opened it, there were 6 mochis with different colors. I thought at first, the color would indicate the flavor but oh boy, I was wrong.
I tried one with purple color. It has something oozing from inside the mochi. I tried to guess the flavor but I don’t think I was correct. Since the box didn’t come with the list of the flavors, I was left guessing what flavors I was eating. But anyhow, I think it was worth the money. Oh yeah, if you eat the mochi, be prepared to get dirty as the flour is difficult to clean if it falls on clothes.
I found this place at the mall before. It looked luxurious and I wanted to get one. But that time, my mom wanted something else, so we chose the coconut pie instead of that soft gooey mochi. When I told my mom, I successfully made her regret the decision of getting the coconut pie instead of this box of mochi.
Also, I am not huge on desserts, so this was a bit difficult to write and I don’t think I have anything interesting to say about it. I prefer talking about main courses or some fascinating food with interesting spices and names. And… see you in my next food journal.
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