Rice Ball Mold, Shake to Make 3 Bite-Size Balls in Seconds

I am pleasantly surprised. It seems very flimsy so I was worried but I packed in some rice on half of it and shook it up and got the perfect little rice ball. Doesn’t stick, no mess, now hopefully my toddler can eat rice without sprinkling it around like confetti!

This is super cute and fast for making tiny rice balls. Its plastic and might be a bit flimsy but overall the quality is good for making tiny rice balls! I cant remember if i got a rice spoon with this when i bought it like 3 years ago, but its a good buy!

It's exactly what it's meant to be, and the kids love it. It takes a little experimenting to get the amount of rice right, but then it works great. Will be using this for lunchboxes! Easy to use and wash by hand, but it does feel a bit flimsy and I worry it might be easily broken, but we'll see.

I saw a youtube video of a little Asian baby eating rice that was formed into balls, so I decided to go on the hunt for the tool that could form the rice without me having to use my hands. This little tool is wonderful and is dishwasher safe. My 2 year old grandson eats his rice so much easier.

Fillmsy quality

The plastic itself feels really thin and cheap, and trying to figure out the right rice amount to put in is annoying. When I used it I had jasmine rice and for some reason only the bottom rice ball stayed a proper ball. Might just need either a stickier rice or adjust the amount of rice I place in it. Otherwise its quicker than using my hands to form the balls.

Really works for brigadeiro. put a sprinkles layer and a dollop of brigadeiro and shake. so cool!

My granddaughter started eating solid food and loves rice. I remember watching my stepdaughter using this to make rice balls for her son a couple of years ago, and it was so neat and simple.It's so easy to use, as long as your rice isn't too "dry", or the balls won't hold together. The included paddle is handy to stuff the rice into one side of the baller before closing it and simple shake it to roll the rice into a ball. It keeps your hands clean and you can also either mix in furikake or other flavorings before or after rolling the balls.We just hand them to her one by one or my granddaughter loves to just grab the rice balls with her hand and eat them herself. It's convenient, since it's so fast to make and actually kinda fun to use.

I bought it to make rice balls for my two year old grandson who loves eating rice with his little hands. I tried it today and it was great. The rice balls looked so cute and round. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a nice rice ball maker.

This does the job really well but it’s flimsy

Looks great haven’t tried it yet though

Plastic seemed to have a film/residue on it, once washed it came off, but made extremely weary of putting food in it.If you attempt to close it, the groves to not line up in order to snap it shut.Thin, cheap plastic.The spoon however feels like it would last and seems to be better plastic.

works very well, (but it probably depends on what kind of rice you use) but very flimsy, hasn't broken yet after multiple uses. lid doesn't close properly but you just have to hold the handle a bit tighter so not a deal breaker for me. It seems like it could break eventually but then just don't be rough with it. it is a very cool gadget and fun for kids so probably would buy again