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To: Gabz

CJ can mention whatever year and state he wants, this is a yuppie fad. not to say you couldn’t have your oddball here and there who had had sushi whenever. it was not widespread. it is STILL not commonplace everywhere in this country, though much more so than heretofore.


121 posted on 05/13/2009 9:49:11 AM PDT by xsmommy
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To: xsmommy

I had one piece of sushi, in Tokyo. Choked it down with some sake and said “no more of that.”


124 posted on 05/13/2009 9:51:47 AM PDT by SoothingDave
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To: xsmommy; CholeraJoe

Please reread what I previously said...it becoming a FAD is what ruined it for people who did know it and enjoy it prior to it becoming a fad.

There is an art to real sushi and the trendiness of it has been the downfall of it.

It’s been years since I have had TRUE sushi, yet I enjoy raw clams and oysters on a regular basis. The key to it is the freshness of the fish or seafood. For the lack a source for the proper rice for sushi, I had that in Dover, I lean more toward seviche now.


138 posted on 05/13/2009 10:05:14 AM PDT by Gabz
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To: xsmommy; Gabz; secret garden

If I can get decent sushi in Helena, MT, Wichita, KS, New Braunfels, TX, Birmingham, AL and Evanshole, IN, it’s pretty frickin’ common. NONE of them are yuppie towns.


149 posted on 05/13/2009 10:29:12 AM PDT by CholeraJoe (Just because I haven't run off and joined the circus, doesn't mean I'm not looking online for jobs.)
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