Speaking of rice balls? Tuna Mayo or Umeboshi

Tsuna mayo

If it's a rice ball, you can't remove Tuna Mayo! The taste that is supposed to be only tuna and mayonnaise but is addictive will never get tired no m...

If it's a rice ball, you can't remove Tuna Mayo! The taste that is supposed to be only tuna and mayonnaise but is addictive will never get tired no matter how many times you eat it. If you want to eat the unique smell and strong taste of fish, but it's oily, it's easy to taste, so if you're having trouble with the taste of rice balls, you may want to try Tuna Mayo for the time being. It takes a little time to make it at home, but if you make it for your family's lunch box or snack, it will definitely be very popular!

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Umeboshi

Onigiri is simply plum flavored! The sourness and saltiness enhance the taste of the rice, and the flavor of the seaweed is added to make it the supr...

Onigiri is simply plum flavored! The sourness and saltiness enhance the taste of the rice, and the flavor of the seaweed is added to make it the supreme rice ball. The stimulating taste of plums, which is not persistent, is perfect for when you have a low appetite, for salt supplementation, and for revitalization. In addition, even rice balls that use a lot of rice can be fully tasted with just one umeboshi, so it has the advantage of being low-cost and easy to make.

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