Mochi
noun
A type of Japanese rice cake made by pounding glutinous rice until it becomes a sticky and elastic dough.
Mochi is often filled with sweet red bean paste or ice cream.
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sweet mochi, rice mochi, mochi dessert
noun
A dessert or snack made from mochi, often filled with various sweet or savory fillings.
The mochi ice cream was a delightful treat on a hot day.
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mochi ice cream, filled mochi, mochi dessert
noun
A type of Japanese rice cake made by pounding glutinous rice until it becomes a sticky and elastic dough.
Mochi is often filled with sweet red bean paste or ice cream.
Usage tips
Neutral
sweet mochi, rice mochi, mochi dessert
noun
A dessert or snack made from mochi, often filled with various sweet or savory fillings.
The mochi ice cream was a delightful treat on a hot day.
Usage tips
Neutral
mochi ice cream, filled mochi, mochi dessert
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Use
Mochi can be enjoyed in various dishes, ranging from savory to sweet.
Mochi can be used in both traditional and modern recipes.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Significance
Mochi has a deep cultural connection to Japanese New Year celebrations.
It’s often made during special occasions in Japan.
Pro Tip 3/3Health Considerations
Mochi can be quite sticky, so it might be challenging for young children or older adults to eat.
Always ensure it’s cut into manageable pieces.
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Use
Mochi can be enjoyed in various dishes, ranging from savory to sweet.
Mochi can be used in both traditional and modern recipes.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Significance
Mochi has a deep cultural connection to Japanese New Year celebrations.
It’s often made during special occasions in Japan.
Pro Tip 3/3Health Considerations
Mochi can be quite sticky, so it might be challenging for young children or older adults to eat.
Always ensure it’s cut into manageable pieces.
Pro Tip 1/3Culinary Use
Mochi can be enjoyed in various dishes, ranging from savory to sweet.
Mochi can be used in both traditional and modern recipes.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Significance
Mochi has a deep cultural connection to Japanese New Year celebrations.
It’s often made during special occasions in Japan.
Pro Tip 3/3Health Considerations
Mochi can be quite sticky, so it might be challenging for young children or older adults to eat.
Always ensure it’s cut into manageable pieces.
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