mochi
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A soft sticky rice cake from Japan often eaten at festivals
- noun
- /ˈmoʊ.tʃi/
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mochi
- The red bean mochi is a new snack that Lin and her team brought out to match their red bean bubble milk tea.
- green tea mochi
- tea mochi
I present you with my Fish food mochi ice cream.
- I present you with my Fish food mochi ice cream.
- I did in fact, find the strawberry mochi.
- So the middle layer is a strawberry Venice cheesecake and then the outside is the mochi, which is like a rice cake, rice dough, rice, something.
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Examples
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Peach frozen yogurt with mochi, coconut, and strawberries.
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We're going to try our first mochi in Japan.
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They have a whole mochi fridge with every single flavor.
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And of course I have Trader Joe's green tea mochi, which you guys, this stuff is so good.
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Butter mochi is always a hit—here's a recipe.
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In Japan, mochi is often enjoyed during festivals and celebrations.
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She loves to add bits of mochi to her ice cream for extra texture.
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Mochi is a traditional Japanese treat that is chewy and sweet.
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Etymology
The word mochi comes from Japanese where it means 'rice cake' made from 'sticky rice', so it names the soft, sticky treat often eaten at New Year.