& FREE Shipping on eligible orders. New (7) from $9.90 Sold by eToyostore and Fulfilled by Amazon. Selection for all your Kitchen needs; from pendant lights to appliances, cookware and more. Japanese Plastic Nonstick Surface Sushi Mat Roll Mat (Makisu) 10" x 10" Japanese Double Embossed Sushi Mat 10X10in. Lekue Silicone Makisu Mat, Clear Happy Sales HSSM-NAT01, Bamboo Sushi Natural 2 pc Mats Japanese Sushi rollin mat (makisu) 10" x 10", made in Japan 10.6 x 3.6 x 1.4 inches 1.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) 3.8 out of 5 stars #43,156 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #58 in Kitchen & Dining > Tabletop > Plates > Specialty Plates > Sushi Plates Easy to clean but is a little stiff for making smaller maki sushi.Creased in several places making difficult and arduous making evenly rounded or squared rolls.As a professional, do not buy. I am a sushi chief. test it on the line tonight it's too stiff to maneuver maybe it will take awhile to loose it up , but it make the sushi look tight though

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Washing by hand is recommended. 8.2 x 9.5 x 0.1 inches 2.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) HIC Harold Import Co. 4.4 out of 5 stars #54,540 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #423 in Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets > Tool & Gadget Sets Have had it for a couple of years now and it's still being used! I would say good quality for the price! I was on a sushi making kit a while back and bought this to help make things easier. It has served me very well and is perfect for any person who is starting out in making sushi. Although I haven't used it, I was initially disappointed of the mat's small size. I use the for making sushi all the time! Perfect for home sushi night! Learn more about Amazon GiveawayI came up this this DIY diddy in a pinch when I was having a Make Your Own Sushi Party and the store had only two mats that would be shared among 12 people, not good.  Despite regular grocery stores now carrying all the ingredients needed to make sushi, they often don’t stock the tool to accompany the tastes.  

I was making the basic items and was having everyone bring a sushi stuffing ingredient of their choice, so there was no chance for a last minute switcheroo. As I didn’t want a watch and wait type of soiree, I grabbed some bamboo skewers and some extra sake(incase this idea didn’t work) and headed home.  With a little hustle and some creative license I made sushi mats. The additional sake was still consumed despite the crises aversion or to celebrate the success depending on your disposition.  Enough chatter, here is the full instructional:DIY Sushi Mat Cut one skewer to 7 1/2 inches.  You can go bigger if you like, depending on the size of your Nori/seaweed paper. Using that skewer as a measurement guide, cut the rest of the skewers using area of your shears used for breaking bone.  It can be identified by the indentation in the blade.  It is possible to cut up to four skewers at once depending on your shears, but two a a time is a safe bet. Cut two pieces of duct tape to 12 inches in length.  

This is assuming the mat is going to be ten inches in length leaving you a 1 inch overlap on each side. Line the tape, sticky side up, vertically with about a two inch gap between the strips allowing the skewer to slightly overhang on each side.  Then place the first skewer horizontal 1 inch from the bottom of the tape on each side. Continue to layer the skewers about 1/16 of an inch apart or about enough to slide the skinny side of a Nickel between each one.  Keep layering until you are an inch away from the top cut of the tape.  Use the picture below as a visual reference. Fold the overlapping tape around the top and bottom of the mat. Cut two more lengths of tape at 12 inches and then lay them on top, sticky side down, of the mat using the tape on the opposite side as a guide.  Then fold the overlapping edges, repeating what you did on the previous side.  Press the tape firmly on each side making sure that it sticks to the skewers. There you have it! Before you get ready to roll, work the mat a bit to loosen up the stiffness of the tape and to make sure that all skewers are securely in place.