A few weeks back she brought back Japan's popular Popin' Cookin' self-make candy series, where you are given sachets of powder and everything needed to make miniature food that looks exactly like the real thing. It's amazing. Also I don't dare to eat it.
It has Japanese words! Hence, imported! *wild applause*
Apparently the Japanese are nuts about packaging everything.
These are your materials!
So the point is to transform everything you see in those small packets of powder and make it into candy in the shape of sushi. MAGIC.
The good thing about the Japanese is that they're really detailed, and literally you need nothing else. Just water, and even then they have this small space in the middle to hold JUST enough water for everything, it's amazing. Everything fits exactly right, right down to the amount of power to even how many drops of water you need.
This is 'rice'. Considering how it is just water + powder, after mixing it
for a minute or so, it becomes fluffy and airy. IT'S MAGIC.
Powder for the "tamago".
After following instructions and mixing everything, this is what you get.
That's also how you make the fish roe to top off the sushi... just drop
a certain solution into another solution and it will instantly become
the texture of fish roe. It really is magic.
The rice placed on "plates" that's on the packaging itself...
Making sushi! (Look at that roe!)
Final product~
It did subtly show us the amount of detail the Japanese put into their work, as well as how innovative they are. Instructions guiding you through the whole thing were done on the packaging itself, eliminating need for an extra piece of instruction leaflet. And even though we didn't understand Japanese, the diagrams were clear enough to guide us through the whole thing, and it was pretty straightforward as well!
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