Definition of MOCHI

Examples of mochi in a Sentence

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There’s mochi ice cream on the menu, but one of Nakano’s sweeter savories make for an even better dessert. — Dominic Armato, azcentral, "No-frills Sushi Nakano one of the best casual sushi restaurants in Phoenix," 10 July 2018 Ramen Ray – Diners receive a full bowl of ramen, five pieces of gyoza and two pieces of mochi ice for $18.50 per person. — Chris Sims, Indianapolis Star, "Savor Midtown offers dinner bargains in Broad Ripple," 12 June 2018 Containers nearby are filled with colorful rows of gelato flavors, mochi and macarons. — Katherine Peralta, charlotteobserver, "Here's a sneak peek inside Whole Foods, uptown Charlotte's new grocery store," 11 June 2018 Combinations come with names both florid and poetic: Summer Matcha Snow (green tea snow with mochi and red beans), Sakura Romance Snow (mango and strawberry snow with mango boba, strawberries, and grass jelly). — Devra First, BostonGlobe.com, "In search of brain freeze," 21 May 2018 Jonathan Gold has been on his own high of sorts in Tokyo, eating mochi, enjoying the cherry blossoms and visiting Yoshihiro Narisawa's restaurant in Minato. — latimes.com, "On the highs of Tokyo, 4/20 and rosé season," 21 Apr. 2018 Once the mochi cooled, its texture shifted from gummy to addictively chewy. — Samin Nosrat, New York Times, "A Lazy Woman’s Canelé," 27 Mar. 2018 Next came a foie gras pot sticker, presented next to a sticky ball of black sesame and peanut mochi. — Michael Bauer, San Francisco Chronicle, "Bauer on Eight Tables: Sublime setting, but at $225 food needs to dazzle, too," 19 Jan. 2018 When the last wonton filled with mochi and seaweed had been eaten, the now murky cooking liquid was whisked away—only to return for a grand finale. — Hannah Goldfield, The New Yorker, "An All-Women Staff Serves Japanese-Hotpot Omakase at Shabu Shabu Macoron," 11 May 2018

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