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By cantaylor
Salt Lake City, UT
on May 06, 2012
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I made this recipe for 'thank-you' gifts for my parent volunteers (I'm a school teacher. I agree that it's expensive, but I found the more expensive ingredients in a bulk food section of my grocery and saved some money there. Several of my parents asked me for the recipe, and my family loved it too.
It doesn't often hurt to modify recipes like this to accommodate personal taste and to include ingredients already in your pantry.
By Germanmom
LV, WA
on August 22, 2011
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I agree that this is too expensive. I would replace the Japanese crackers with others that we prefer and would eliminate the wasabi peas. My family doesn't like them. And while I love sesame seeds, I don't feel they are essential either and they are expensive. This alone will cut a lot of the expense. This recipe can be good if changes are made. I think too many recipes on this site are catering to adults who like to party and entertain instead of for families.
By chicaries
on June 19, 2011
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Expensive to make and the taste was bland. This is one time that home made just doesn't seem worth the effort.