To sushi or not to sushi, that is the question?

To sushi or not to sushi, that is the question! Asked by IOU-0 56 months ago Similar Questions: sushi question Recent Questions About: sushi question Food & Drink > Food.

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Oh yeah! Nothing I love more, from a reliable source. It's low in calories, high in protein, won't weigh you down.

For those who don't love the idea of raw fish, there are selections that don't include it; (California rolls, for example, with avocado and crab sticks; manhattan rolls with smoked salmon and cream cheese..yummmm) My favorite is spicy tuna, but our local place makes a roll with sauteed mushrooms, sprouts and fried onions that is just amazing. Funnyvalentine's Recommendations First Book of Sushi (World Snacks) Amazon List Price: $6.95 Used from: $0.86 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 29 reviews) Nobu: The Cookbook Amazon List Price: $37.00 Used from: $16.74 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 23 reviews) Sushi for Dummies Amazon List Price: $16.99 Used from: $7.18 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 17 reviews) .

Absolutely! If you find your sushi from a reputable sushi place, that is. It's very good for you, low in fat, high in protein, high in omega-3s.

Not too much, though. The tuna can be high in mercury. And only from a good sushi bar.

I'm skeptical about grocery-store (and worse, convenience-store) sushi. The stuff is still raw meat, and it's extremely prone to spoilage if not handled properly at every step of the way. Even the stuff that isn't raw is still a potential breeding ground for bacteria, and I want to know that it has been looked at carefully.

Besides, sushi rice develops a stale flavor quickly. Oh, and it's delicious.

Sushi! All last year I was on a major sushi kick. Couldn't get enough of the stuff.

And why not? It has mainly healthy ingredients: seaweed, cucumber, rice, and fish. Yummmmm.

It's delicious, and it's diverse. I appreciated being able to try all sorts of different seafoods and experience something new. ...however... then I saw an episode of "House" in which some developed a massive intestinal parasite from eating sushi.

And I haven't been able to eat it since. For those of you who don't have that disgusting mental image in your brains though, the risk of parasite is sooooo incredibly minimal that it is worth the risk for such delicious eats. So I say sushi!

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EEEEUUUUUUU! I believe fire is one of mankind's stellar achievements. It should be used frequently, especially as regards slimy little sea-things.

Oh the other hand, a sushi diet would probably guarantee rapid weight loss. Hmmmmm....

1 I have heard the parasite thing, but if you go to a reputable place it shouldn't be a problem. When I make tuna or salmon tartare at home, I always freeze it first.

I have heard the parasite thing, but if you go to a reputable place it shouldn't be a problem. When I make tuna or salmon tartare at home, I always freeze it first.

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