Sushi!

[Nessa 23]

I voted love it cuz there's no option to only like it. I like it, it's not the best food in the world, I never crave it and I don't have to have it, but I can eat it and enjoy the taste.

[mawilson 2,133]

My favourite is Uni = sea urchin.

[Anastassia 0]

how about sashimi that is EXTREMELY fresh ?

would you eat it ?

[AtlantiCat 0]

how about sashimi that is EXTREMELY fresh ?

would you eat it ?

Personally, I'll try anything that doesn't bite back...but that's just me.

Nope. It could bite me back.

[Scott & Lai 12]

My favourite is Uni = sea urchin.

mmmmmmmm......uuuuunnniiiii

how about sashimi that is EXTREMELY fresh ?

would you eat it ?

That's just a tad too fresh

[~*Maria*~ 1]

I like my food cooked. you couldn't pay me enough to eat raw food!!

[Alex+R 0]

Tuna roles have unacceptable amounts of mercury!

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/23/dining/2...&ei=5087%0A

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

well I guess I'm okay since I only have sushi about once a month, at most and I only ever have one or 2 pieces of tuna

I also never eat canned tuna: canned tuna=cat food

[Alex+R 0]

well I guess I'm okay since I only have sushi about once a month, at most and I only ever have one or 2 pieces of tuna

I also never eat canned tuna: canned tuna=cat food

HA! I just had some tuna, and my cats were hovering. I eat significantly less tuna salad since I got them. They've made it very clear to me, whether they see the can or not, that tuna salad smells to them like kitty food. Kind of puts me off my appetite.

[Marilyn. 340]

I love canned tuna

I think it smells like fish to the cats that is why they like it.. I don't think it smells like cat food

[no name 1]

well I guess I'm okay since I only have sushi about once a month, at most and I only ever have one or 2 pieces of tuna

I also never eat canned tuna: canned tuna=cat food

So true.

Everyone says when buying fish, if it smells fishy, don't get it. So why would you eat stinky canned tuna a.k.a. cat food!

[pedroh 21]

sushi ftw

actually I feel like sushi today mhh

[Ms. Squirrel 11]

how about sashimi that is EXTREMELY fresh ?

would you eat it ?

I could eat the fish I guess, but certainly not the frog heart!

Frog Sashimi

[Sister Fracas 5]

Why do people keep saying sushi is only raw food or raw seafood? I don't think those people have even even seen a piece of sushi, much less tasted it....

"Contrary to popular belief, sushi does not mean raw seafood. Instead, the word refers to the vinegared rice that can (but need not) be paired with raw seafood.

The pressed seaweed paper used to hold sushi together is nori. The raw fish is called sashimi. Sashimi can be combined with vinegared rice (and sometimes a bit of nori) to form a type of sushi, or can be ordered on its own.

There are two main types of sushi: maki and nigiri. Maki is rolled sushi, with the ingredients laid upon a sheet of nori, rolled to form a log-like shape, then sliced into several round pieces. Sometimes ingredients are arranged upon the outside of the nori as well as within ("reverse sushi," this is called). Temaki is a form of maki better known as a "handroll." In temaki sushi, the ingredients are laid upon a sheet of nori which is shaped into a cone and handed to the diner.

Nigiri sushi features one main ingredient offered upon a formed finger of vinegared rice. If nori is used, it will be present only as a thin ribbon nominally securing the primary ingredient to its rice base.

Not all seafood used in sushi is served raw. Crab, shrimp, and octopus, for instance, are cooked before being incorporated into nigiri or maki. Eel is also served cooked, having been first grilled then marinated for days in a sweet sauce. And not all sushi is seafood-based: tamago, for instance, is a nigiri sushi made of sweet egg omelette."

Some types of sushi that do NOT involve raw seafood:

- The dynamite roll includes prawn tempura along with vegetables like radish sprouts, avocado or cucumber, as well as Japanese mayonnaise.

- The spider roll includes fried soft shell crab and other fillings such as cucumber, avocado, daikon sprouts or lettuce, roe, and spicy mayonnaise.

- A Philadelphia roll contains smoked salmon, cream cheese, cucumber, and/or onion.

- A BC roll has grilled salmon with sweet sauce and cucumber.

- A crunchy roll is typically a California roll with shrimp tempura wrapped inside with the other ingredients, with the outside of the roll coated with fried tempura batter crumbs. It is often served with chili sauce on the side.

- The Godzilla Roll includes yellowtail, deep-fried in tempura, topped with teriyaki and a stripe of hot sauce, and then sprinkled with green onions.

And this doesn't even address veggie sushi...

Edited January 24, 2008 by Sister Fracas

[Nessa 23]

well I guess I'm okay since I only have sushi about once a month, at most and I only ever have one or 2 pieces of tuna

I also never eat canned tuna: canned tuna=cat food

So true.

Everyone says when buying fish, if it smells fishy, don't get it. So why would you eat stinky canned tuna a.k.a. cat food!

maybe because it not only taste great it's rich in protein, vitamin D and a good source of Omega-3 fatty acids that have countless benefits for your health.

As for being cat food, it should be common knowledge canned tuna meant for humans should be only fed to cats as a treat, just like milk (I'm sure you also think milk is disgusting cuz cats like to drink it ) or any other food. Cat food (the one you buy meant for cats) are complete nutrition for them, is what normal people feed their cats.