Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Harvest Moon Mochi Waffle Mix Magic

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 I was recently sent a new product developed by Harvest Moon Mochi to try and review. If you are not familiar with the magnificent mochi check out an earlier blog I did on my love for it here. Mochi is simply ground up sweet brown rice that has been pounded into a cake and dried. When baked the rice puffs up and makes a delectable treat. The popular food is used in Japan to level out blood sugar levels and is said to be high in many minerals including iron and calcium. 
Harvest Moon Mochi is made in Boulder Colorado and owned by brothers Drew and Seth Carson. They are passionate about sourcing ingredients that are pure, organic and non-gmo. These brothers on a mission are bringing mochi up in the spotlight where it belongs as a versatile food that is easy to prepare and super nutritious. You can find Harvest Moon Mochi in four flavors at your local natural foods store and find out more about what they currently have available here:http://harvestmoonsnacks.com
Harvest Moon Mochi's newest product that I was sent to sample is simply genius. They have taken Mochi to a new level and made it even more convenient and delicious. The Mochi Waffle Mix comes packaged and frozen. You simply spoon it out onto a heated waffle iron and close the lid for a few minutes. The smell of the cinnamon raisin variety that I had was intoxicating. My two girls and I were excited to open the waffle iron after a few minutes and see the mix transformed like magic into a puffy waffle. We topped the waffles with vegan butter, fruit and local maple for a perfect special breakfast. You may not consider waffles when thinking of a healthy and fast breakfast, but Harvest Moon Mochi is flipping that assumption around with this innovative product. Seek it out, you will not be disappointed.



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