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Abitrary

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Why is it that sushi is so filling, yet doesn't look all that?

I can only guess it's because it's square and fills your stomach at a strange angle...
 

Chuffy

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Unless your stomach is constructed like a Tetris box. Such a neat theory Obituary, but so badly flawed...:becool:
 

Melvil

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Sushi is vile. I hate it.

Perhaps I haven't had the right kind but it really was horrid.
 
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Abitrary

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Melvil said:
Sushi is vile. I hate it.

Perhaps I haven't had the right kind but it really was horrid.

I don't like it either that much, but have to eat it at lunches sometimes, so I just douse it in soy sauce and wassupi and swallow it whole.

Often then I can't eat for about half a day after
 

Melvil

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Abitrary said:
I don't like it either that much, but have to eat it at lunches sometimes, so I just douse it in soy sauce and wassupi and swallow it whole.

Often then I can't eat for about half a day after

Soy sauce is definitely the way forward! Otherwise :becool:. I'm not dissing nipponese food as some of it is exquisite - things like Ramen and Katsu Kare are ace :smile:- it's just that limp cold ricey fish fragment stuff I can't stand.
 

col

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Never tried it,but im not attracted to it anyway,just not sure of raw fish.
 
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Abitrary

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col said:
Never tried it,but im not attracted to it anyway,just not sure of raw fish.

Just cover it in soya sauce and wassupi and swallow it and it's not so bad
 

col

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Abitrary said:
Just cover it in soya sauce and wassupi and swallow it and it's not so bad



I think its the possible after effects that worry me most.
 
as a sushi (and sashimi) lover I'm sorry to read the responses above. There's nothing quite like having some fish, patently fresh, sliced to melt in the mouth. And good sake is a real treat.

My daughters took me out to dinner just before Christmas, and their accomplished ordering of sushi convinced me that I wasn't a complete failure as a parent.
 
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Abitrary

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simon l& and a half said:
as a sushi (and sashimi) lover I'm sorry to read the responses above. There's nothing quite like having some fish, patently fresh, sliced to melt in the mouth. And good sake is a real treat.

My daughters took me out to dinner just before Christmas, and their accomplished ordering of sushi convinced me that I wasn't a complete failure as a parent.

fugu
 

wafflycat

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A Japanese friend living in the UK for a few years made the most delicious sushi & sashami. She'd go to the local fishing harbour & buy the fish fresh from the boats as it was being landed. She also did me a meal made with Kobe beef. It was something else - it literally melted in the mouth.
 
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