This ondeh ondeh amigurumi is beginner-friendly and quick to make.

The whole ondeh ondeh amigurumi consists of 1 part, i.e. a crochet sphere, and measures around 3cm in diameter. The half-eaten ondeh ondeh amigurumi consists of 2 parts, and measures around 3cm across and 2.7cm high. Finished size can vary depending on hook size, yarn weight and crochet tension.

This amigurumi was inspired by the ondeh ondeh, a popular local kueh in Southeast Asia, particularly in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. They are small and bite-sized consisting of a chewy skin made from pandan-flavoured glutinous rice flour, wrapped around a molten filling of gula melaka (palm sugar), and coated with shredded coconut.

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