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Measure the portion rice as follows: 45 g for the head, 15 g for the smaller body snowball, 45 g for the bigger body snowball, 1 g each for the legs x 2, a tiny amount for the nose.
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Wrap each portion in plastic wrap and form in to the appropriate shapes.
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The head in the photo is too pointy, so I fixed it later.
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Make the face.
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The eyebrows should slant down on the outsides.
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The eyes are made by stacking nori, cheese, then followed by the nori.
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The nose is cut out of an orange bento decorating sheet or a piece of boiled carrot, cut into a tiny carrot shape.
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Put a little bit of rice on the upper lip to make it stick out.
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Position the nose and teeth (cut from cheese) under that bump.
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When all the parts are positioned as you want, remove the plastic wrap and fix the Olaf parts in place by packing other food around them such as tamagoyaki.
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Make the buttons out of nori.
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They are crooked pentagon shapes.
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Cut the tamagoyaki to fit the gaps or try turning it in various directions.
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Stick the nori buttons.
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Make the hair and the twig hands out of snaking kombu, and stick them in.
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Fill up the remaining gaps with other food, like lettuce or sausages.
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Fill all the gaps with other food in a well balanced way.
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Give him rosy cheeks with ketchup and it's done.
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Use musical note and/or crystal shaped bento picks, keeping with Frozen's movie themes.
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I've listed the recipe for the chikuwa roll at, so use it as reference.
