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How do you say cake in Japanese?
keki
How do you say rice in Japanese?
Kome.
Who would eat a pounded rice cake called mochi to celebrate their New Year?
The Japanese
What culture does mochi come from?
Mochi originated in Japan and is a traditional Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice. It is often enjoyed during Japanese New Year celebrations and other special occasions.
What foods do Japanese people eat on special occasions?
they mostly eat rice balls and sengui
How much do a rice cake weigh?
there's are 10 grams of carbs in rice cakes
What is Mochi called in english?
Mochi is a Japanese rice cake but there is not translation into English.
How do you say sake in Russian?
Саке (assuming you mean Japanese rice wine).
What is Japanese for cake?
The word ke ki is Japanese for cake. Umm.
What is the main vitamin in a tasty rice cake?
rice
How rice are made?
its so easy rice and cake..... DDDDDUUUUUUHHHH!!!!!!!! :)
How do you say fried rice in Japanese?
Cha han (sounds exactly like it's spelled) To be more specific this is Chinese fried rice that is suited for Japanese tastes. However if you are in japan, you would ask for "cha han" if you want fried rice.
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