Spam Musubi Maker

[Walkoff Balk]

What's In The Spicy Spam Flavors That Make Them So Hot? (yahoo.com)

I don't want any spice in me spam.

[Walkoff Balk]

Musubi lovers, listen up! National SPAM Musubi day is almost here (hawaiinewsnow.com)

On August Ate Ate

[oceanpacific]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

What about these other SPAM wanna-bes? TREET (Aemour) and TEMPT (Dubuque). Any other challengers to Hormel?

[Roddee]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

I am a proud member of PETA.

P= people
E= eating
T= tasty
A= animals

[Random]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

Are you sure you want a spam musubi maker? It might get you on the wrong side of Peta. Just ask Shane Victorino.

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big...urn=mlb,115113

I swear, if PETA going to scold me for eating spam musubi (not necessarily SPAM), I might become a PETA serial killer.

SPAM = Sees PETA As Morons.

[Adri]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

Are you sure you want a spam musubi maker? It might get you on the wrong side of Peta. Just ask Shane Victorino.

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big...urn=mlb,115113

[Pomai]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

Found the "luncheon meat slicer" at Marukai this week for $4.99. Sweet!

Occasionally Marukai puts that slicer on sale for $2.79. Even sweeter!

Personally, I wouldn't buy one unless I were in the business of selling SPAM Musubi. Too much of a "unitasker". A good ole' knife works perfectly fine.

[cyleet99]

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Found the "luncheon meat slicer" at Marukai this week for $4.99. Sweet!

[miltk]

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I have a homemade (with homemade acrylic top!) one from a Spam can, a double plastic one, and a single acrylic one. The rice sticks least to the single acrylic, but i'm used to getting everything wet because I have a bowl out for the rice paddle anyway.

But miltk got me thinking... I bet I could make a really very awesome wooden one myself! I mean, stylized like old Japanese kitchenware... that could be cool! I wonder if I could sell them !

-S

hey...not bad. Make it out of koa or something and add some carving. Sounds like an idea to me!

[shen]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

I have a homemade (with homemade acrylic top!) one from a Spam can, a double plastic one, and a single acrylic one. The rice sticks least to the single acrylic, but i'm used to getting everything wet because I have a bowl out for the rice paddle anyway.

But miltk got me thinking... I bet I could make a really very awesome wooden one myself! I mean, stylized like old Japanese kitchenware... that could be cool! I wonder if I could sell them !

-S

[kani-lehua]

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I was told that the wooden musubi makers are better than the plastic because they stick in the plastic mold?

if you have the plastic/acrylic type makers, try dipping them in water first then placing the rice in the mold. it worked every time when i had my okazuya. and, that goes for making musubi by hand as well. keep the hands wet.

[bittersweet]

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The acrylic (not plastic) spam musubi maker i bought from longs has lasted me close to 8 years...and it's still going! I just saw some at longs the other weekend and thought of getting another one...but I got distracted by the huge amount of people hording dasani water (value book 2cases for $9!!)

I have a plastic musubi maker (triangle shape) for regular musubis that has lasted forver too. I bought that from longs too.

[cyleet99]

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I ended up getting a plastic double musubi maker at Don Quijote; cost about $10.00. (The slicer was closer to $20.00, so I decided to use my knife.)

Now,now, Holonalu. Calm down, we are just using the immersion technique for your healing process.

PM, that's a great idea to use other meats. Why didn't I think of that?

[Holonalu]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

Dear Lord,
Why does everyone have to tempt me like this?????? Those pictures are pure Spam porn, and Spam Musubi???????? Must resist..........Must resist......Guess it's okay if I look at the pictures........

Aloha
Recovering Spamaholic

[miltk]

Re: Spam Musubi Maker

I was told that the wooden musubi makers are better than the plastic because they stick in the plastic mold?