Isekai de Uwamae Hanete Ikiteiku ~Saisei Mahoutsukai no Yuru Fuwa Jinzai Haken Seikatsu~ - Vol. 7 Ch. 33 - Episode 33

[Wolvenworks]

@IvanT wkwkwk

 

[cokelemon]

Love that Oishinbo crossover pretty sure it was the blurred manga covers too

 

[Doenyon]

Thank you author.
Why the hell would mc ever think Onigiri is a good ad for rice ? It's so bland.
Like it's just freaking white rice, so the only thing you taste is either not much, or an overpowering sauce.

 

[vergotear]

I'm still dreaming of the day where isekai resident going: "it's RAW, you f*king donkey!!! You're going to kill someone!", Gordon Ramsay style, about Japanese sashimi.

It does happen in Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi. The first time MC visits a coastal town and buys fish to plan to make sashimi, the locals yell at him and say that exact thing. That world's parasites in the fish and seafood will kill people and needs to be cooked thoroughly. In the the manga version it happens in chapter 57.2 page 6. https://mangadex.org/chapter/00bacdbc-9c2f-421b-bb75-cc87b21c8593/6

 

[BanditHadron]

You forgot carrots. Wild carrots are not orange IIRC.

They are not. The Dutch bred them to be orange in honour of William of Orange - or at least, that's the legend of it. The Carrot Museum believes they were cultivated to be sweeter than the yellow ones.

 

[Wolvenworks]

They are not. The Dutch bred them to be orange in honour of William of Orange - or at least, that's the legend of it. The Carrot Museum believes they were cultivated to be sweeter than the yellow ones.

I am still shooketh that purple carrots exist. Not that you would normally find one in Jakarta anyway

 

[w3searcher]

I think this is the first isekai manga I've read where the MC introduces rice and everyone doesn't immediately love it

 

[Lichon]

Rare to see a manga dissing rice, but a welcome thing. Commonly its "ohh", "ahh" and its-a-miracle thing.

 

[Odious1]

A plain ass rice ball wouldn't have been very good, tbw. For most, onigiri is only good when it's stuffed with something and furikaki is used. However, the fact that he was able to make onigiri without noticing the rice problems means he either can't cook worth a shit (we know this to be false), or this was just a poor plot setup by the author (yep, the issue def lies here). Originally, the rice seeds would've been small and after cooking would've been dry. Making onigiri would've been impossible because the rice wouldn't have been sticky... at all.The problems would've been apparent from the husking stage; technically, he should've noticed the tiny seeds from the get-go. Yet, he didn't notice problems with the seed size, the extra difficulty in husking, and the extreme dryness of the rice, AND he was able to make an onigiri out it? Nah, lis, this is just poor plot setup. The author didn't this through well enough.