TEA ZONEB3007a 10.6 oz Rainbow Mini Mochi Bag

Neg reviews are from people who don’t know what this is and there is NO cornstarch in these at all so it’s funny they didn’t check before complaining about cornstarch when there isn’t even any in the product.These white stuff is gluttonous rice flour and is used with all mochi, without it it would all be a wet sticky paste. You use the rice flour to help it be able to be picked up. It has no taste and doesn’t affect the taste at all.These are NOT filled mochi, they are mochi rice cakes which are the topping on frozen yogurt and etc they are small and sweet with each one having a different flavor. Strawberry, blueberry, mango and honey dew. They taste great.I think people who didn’t like them thought they were buying actual mochi. These are mochi rice cakes.Very good. Kids love them and I do too. Soft and sweet and just right. You get a lot. You are meant to take them out of the package and toss them extra rice flour. You put them into a container so they stay fresh. They’re great. The possibility is endless and these are the greatest ones out there. Bought them so many times.10/10 if you’ve had these before they taste as they always do. If you are looking for mochi buy big mochi as these are NO filling rice cake only.LOVE them.

We ordered the Rainbow Mini Mochi. It is so fun! We love it! It has a super soft fresh gummy texture. It came in 4 flavors: Strawberry, Mango, Blueberry, and Honeydew. The Strawberry was good but the flavor was not strong. Same with the Blueberry. The Mango flavor was strong but it didn't taste very much like mango. It's kind of a weird flavor. That was our least favorite. The Honeydew had a strong delicious flavor. We love this one. Honeydew was the best but they were all fun to eat! I wish we could buy the Honeydew flavored mochi alone but we'll buy these again for sure. Yum!

This little mochi treats are pretty good. They have a nice light flavor and they are just that perfect squishy texture that is fun to eat. I also find the colors really pretty. My one dislike is the over the top amount of cornstarch on the product. It really distracts from the flavor of the candy. I believe we will buy again, but we know we have to put them in the strainer and shake them free of a lot of that excess starch before eating them.

Lighty sweetened soft pillows of flavors. Each one has a very distinct flavor of there own. I love the mango. these are perfect little bites and I love to us them as toppings on my sherbet.

Definitely not machine or "machine rice cakes". I had high hopes because of a review saying to ignore the bad reviews because they didnt understand what 4ice cakes were, but i would ignore that review. My husband lived in Japan for 2 years and I've come to love all kinds of mochi and this ain't it. No chewy texture that mochi has and the taste doesn't even match either. Too bad because I was so excited and we don't live close to market to get the real ones.

Way too soft. My son like them because od the sweetness of the dough. I would have enjoyed a more firm treat. These were less dense than marshmallows. We tried refrigerating and freezing and neither helped. I almost think they'd be better stale.

If you know mochi you know lol these arrived fresh as they were very soft. Good quality. I wish they made a black sesame flavor of these. I used to buy them from a site that was the only place that made these in this size and in that flavor but discontinued them a while ago, i always check back but its been a few years now, oh well...It's okay I can just buy the bigger mochi in other flavors. These are like mini marshmallows but a little less sweet and a bit softer. The more fresh the more soft with a bit of stretch 😋 😊

Not really Mochi as it’s not made of rice! It has rice in it, but seems to just be for flavor. It is mostly made from Hydroxypropyl Di-starch Phosphate (aka E1442), which is a modified potato starch that is normally used as an additive and not a primary ingredient. An odd choice. Probably to make it able to be frozen and thawed repeatedly.E1442 is flavorless, so it doesn’t explain why my bag had a slight chemical-like tang to it that left my mouth feeling slightly tingly. Tingly mouth is typically a bad sign. I am guessing some kind of industrial cleaner or solvent got in my batch. Needless to say I threw it away.The pseudo-mochi was not terrible aside from the poison-like sensation. It did not taste or feel like Mochi and was more like a cross between a gummi and a marshmallow. It had a vague rice flavor that I think came from being covered in rice starch, but nothing like the concentrated rice flavor of real Mochi.Honestly though, I wish that it wasn’t contaminated by something. Despite not being Mochi, they are a pretty good confection for what they are and I would have eaten them.My guess is most people won’t have a contaminated bag, so I am giving 2 stars:3.5 stars for the product1 star for the mild poisoning