Opinion of rice cakes

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iAuw5dxQFg

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Depends entirely on the kind of rice cake. The kind you normally find in America isn't the best but it isn't the worst either, especially if it's flavored with seaweed or soy sauce or wasabi.

[Waterfall]

I'll eat some rice cakes. Kinda like eating popcorn but messier.

[Mr. Smith]

Delicious

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Plain rice cakes with peanut butter, cinnamon, and banana are heavenly.

[dax00]

the dry disk things = terrible
ddeokbokki = great

[RFayette]

Plain rice cakes with peanut butter, cinnamon, and banana are heavenly.

We agree on something, for once.

[Santander]

If idlis count as rice cake, I like them.

[angus]

Can't find them anymore!  Where do you get them?

Everywhere we have lived, California, Mississippi, Iowa, Boston, New York, Texas, and now Pennsylvania I have always been able to find them in the asian markets.  Now, for about a year, they're gone!  There are three decent asian markets within a five-mile radius of my house and all of them have stopped stocking the rice cakes.  (The good one.  In the yellow package with green text that I can't read.  You know the one.  Very salty and delicious.)  It's bizarre.  It's like they suddenly stopped making them, but I find that hard to believe.  They were so delicious.  Now, the only "rice cakes" I can find anywhere are those awful Quaker Oates ones, the ones that taste like cardboard.  They're everywhere--Walmart, grocers, convenience stores--we bought them once and it was so nasty that we haven't bought them again.  Oh, where have all the good rice cakes gone?

Voted FF but I swear I haven't seen them in the Lancaster market for over a year now.  I've even looked at the Iraqi store, tabarak, on New Holland Avenue and the Indian and Mexican and Puerto Rican stores as well.  They're suddenly nowhere to be found.  We really, really miss them.