Homemade Japanese Plastic Rolling Kitchen Tool Review

These amazing rolling carpets. Anyone who says they are too rigid or difficult to use is an idiot. I've made inside-out buns, mini buns, caterpillar buns and nothing sticks. I love them and use them a lot. They're easy to clean - throw them in the dishwasher and use them again. I recommend to anyone who doesn't want to waste plastic wrap on rolls that are sticky inside out.

Of course the traditional way of sushi mat is bamboo, well, back then there wasn't plastic, they made all kinds of things out of bamboo these days . Dynasty. When you're not riding a donkey to work and lighting your home with whale oil, you're probably loving modern materials. It's time to up your sushi mat game and here's how to do it. Just like my fancy Zoji rice cooker comes with a nubbed plastic spoon instead of a bamboo spoon, this sushi mat has a nubbed surface to keep the rice from…

Can't recommend highly enough! I recommend them to all my sushi loving friends and even bought them as a gift for my sister. My family loves making sushi and for years we have been using a bamboo roller and it is very difficult to clean and after a while it starts to crumble and I have to buy another one. This one is plastic and awesome! It cleans up so easily and most of this stuff doesn't stick to it like my bamboo does. I can make my own fat buns and I like this one because I prefer upside…