Viral Video: This Jelly-Like 'Water Mochi' From Japan Is A Visual Delight
Shaped like a big water droplet, the mochi is typically served with roasted soybean flour and brown sugar syrup. Its unique texture and presentation have made water mochi a popular treat in Japan and beyond. The side note read, "A traditional sweets shop in Kyoto known for its jiggly water mochi - a clear, jelly-like rice cake with a super bouncy texture. Shaped like a big water droplet, it's served with roasted soybean flour and brown sugar syrup. The way it wiggles is just too cute - not to mention, super popular! It also makes a lovely gift or souvenir. Located near the famous Fushimi Inari Shrine, it's a great stop during your Kyoto sightseeing."
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The video went viral on Instagram, and reactions were quick to pour in. One user wrote, "It's so cute and bouncy that I want to keep slapping it." Another added, "Oh! I really want to eat the rice cake here." Someone commented, "This dessert is already fun even before you eat it!" "I would like to try it; so cute," remarked a user. A viewer said, "Wow, it's really bouncy." "Wow, what a unique visual! It's so chewy. I am so curious about the texture!" read a comment.
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