When we first saw this kit on one of the youtube channels we frequent, we knew right away we NEEDED to try this kit. Who doesn't like panda onigiri - in candy form nonetheless!
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| The box |
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| The inside. The packaging includes a mini bento box drawing. |
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| Where the magic is! |
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| Making the rice |
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| Then, the jelly broccoli... |
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| After that, starting on the jelly octopus... |
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| .. the tamago roll.... |
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| Making chicken karaage. |
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| The face for the panda onigiri. |
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| Squeezing out the "pasta" |
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| Completed Bento. Sadly, we didn't have any cute bento boxes at the time. |
The Verdict:
This has been the most difficult Popin'Cookin' kit so far, but was also tons of fun to make. The bento contains 2 onigiri (original triangle shape, and a panda onigiri), tako sausage, brocolli, chicken karaage and pasta. Sadly, once the panda ears are coated with the black powder, they no longer stick well to the panda head. =(
How did it taste?
The rice as always is ramune flavoured and the rest of the jellies were grape flavoured. However, like all Popin'Cookin candies, the texture was cold, wet and mushy, thereby making it quite unpleasant to eat. (Wish: "it is inedible.... ")
Do we recommend it?
For approximately $5 , Popin'Cookin is always quite fun to make, especially with kids. Don't expect much in terms of taste, but putting together all the different components of the bento was definitely amusing!
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