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Your favorite musubi, made at home. See every layer as you shape rice with this clear acrylic mold and press.
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Illustrated assembly method: line the inside with a broad lengthwise nori wrap, fill and press, wrap the top inside the mold, then push through with the plunger. See the product photo above for the featured press.
From rice to ready
A simple routine for your next batch.
Place a broad nori sheet inside the mold so it covers the full length of the bottom and both long sides, with the free flaps above the rim. Add even layers of warm cooked rice, prepared filling, and the remaining rice.
Press the ingredient layers evenly with the plunger, then remove the plunger while leaving the musubi inside the mold.
Fold the broad nori flaps over the entire top of the ingredient layers while the musubi is still inside the mold. Overlap the edges so the nori encloses the full length of the layered block.
Place the plunger on the wrapped musubi to hold it together. Steady the mold and use the plunger to push the wrapped musubi cleanly through the open bottom onto a clean board.
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Try classic SPAM, teriyaki chicken, or tofu musubi with measured ingredients and clear instructions.
Explore musubi recipesLearn about rice, pressing, wrapping, and storing your homemade musubi.
Read the technique guidesWhat is musubi?Using your acrylic press
Updated October 3, 2026.
Musubi 101
Musubi is rice shaped for eating by hand. In Hawaiʻi, SPAM musubi is a familiar version with a block of rice, cooked SPAM, and nori seaweed. You can also make musubi with cooked chicken or tofu.
A musubi press holds nori and ingredient layers while you press and wrap them, then guides the wrapped musubi through its open bottom. Clear acrylic sides help you judge thickness; measured portions and even pressure help the block hold together.
Learn the line, press, wrap, and release method, get answers about cleaning and rice portions, or read the introduction to musubi.