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Blastfrog on 28/8/2014 at 13:50
Quote Posted by Tony_Tarantula
Again, big differences between the real thing and the crap you buy at American supermarkets.
Yep. The supermarket stuff sucks, I don't even know why it's called "sushi" when they don't even use raw fish at all.
Renzatic on 28/8/2014 at 14:30
Quote Posted by Blastfrog
nah man sushi is awesome (and by extension you suck for not liking it)
I dunno if it's sushi in general he doesn't like, so much as that sushi.
That said, if I had to choose between sushi and tacos, I'd choose tacos.
driver on 28/8/2014 at 14:39
Uncultured swine! :mad:
DDL on 28/8/2014 at 16:04
Quote Posted by Blastfrog
nah man sushi is awesome (and by extension you suck for not liking it)
There's good sushi, bad sushi, american supermarket sushi, and then possibly...burmese sushi (or mayanmar sushi?). I think you can cut dema some slack.
Also, MrDuck: what
is that third picture? All the rest look delicious, but that one looks like someone ate a bucket of pig snouts and then threw up onto pancakes.
Tony_Tarantula on 28/8/2014 at 16:49
Quote Posted by Renzatic
I dunno if it's sushi in general he doesn't like, so much as that sushi.
That said, if I had to choose between sushi and tacos, I'd choose tacos.
As it stands, you don't have to choose. I would highly suggest trying authentic Italian food(in Italy) if you ever get the chance. Even what they'd consider cheap food(moderately priced by American standards) is excellent compared to what's available over here.
Purgator on 28/8/2014 at 16:51
Quote Posted by Blastfrog
Yep. The supermarket stuff sucks, I don't even know why it's called "sushi" when they don't even use raw fish at all.
Sushi is not raw fish, but rather vinegared rice that is mixed with other ingredients, which may or may not include raw fish.
Technically, sushi means vinegar rice. The Japanese word 'su' means vinegar and 'shi' is from meshi, which is the Japanese word for rice.
Sashimi is thinly sliced raw meat—usually fish, such as salmon or tuna—that is served without rice.
In some countries, the terms "sushi" and "sashimi" may be used interchangeably, but this is incorrect usage.
Yakoob on 30/8/2014 at 00:15
While that might be the correct technical term, colloquality sushi does mean fish on rice. Or at least that's what everyone in Japan assumed when we talked about it. You are correct about sashimi tho, it doesn't include rice unless specified.
Renzatic on 30/8/2014 at 06:24
Let's talk about spaghetti!
N'Al on 30/8/2014 at 07:45
Crazy noodles!
Tony_Tarantula on 30/8/2014 at 14:32
Quote Posted by Renzatic
Let's talk about spaghetti!
Already tried that at the end of last page. Nobody was interested.
