SUSHI ADDICT AND PROUD

CherokeeBabe · May 2013

Mmmm, sushi

debrag12 · May 2013

anything but fish (excluding tuna) unless cooked

Tme2change · May 2013

<<<< just had a rainbow roll!!! love sushi

youareorange · May 2013

Love sushi. All kinds. Raw fish to veggie rolls. Bring it on.

carissar7 · May 2013

Love all kinds of sushi. I've been eating more and more sashimi in efforts to reduce my carb intake. I absolutely love raw fish and could eat it every single day.

CordyChase · May 2013

Sushi is amazing. If I could afford it, I would have some every day, probably as lunch and again as dinner...

Babeskeez · May 2013

I had sushi today. 1/2 of a Crunchy shrimp roll and a whole spicy salmon roll.

I had to after seeing this thread yesterday

FixItDuck · May 2013

I love love love sushi and have missed it greatly since becoming pregnant!

you could have a vegetarian? or is the idea of it just making you sick? i can imagine nori (aka seaweed) tasting very weird and smelling not nice when you are "with child" hehhe.

It's the rice. Bacteria grows really well on rice and can be really harmful to the unborn baby.

nikilis · May 2013

I love love love sushi and have missed it greatly since becoming pregnant!

you could have a vegetarian? or is the idea of it just making you sick? i can imagine nori (aka seaweed) tasting very weird and smelling not nice when you are "with child" hehhe.

It's the rice. Bacteria grows really well on rice and can be really harmful to the unborn baby.

noooooo way. thats like, woah.

JeanDescole · May 2013

Sake nigiri and uramaki are my faves :P

michelle7673 · May 2013

Love, love, love!

Wegmans (which is a supermarket) makes "skinny" sushi rolls -- wrapped in rice paper instead of using rice, with more fish, etc. A skinny california roll is 100 calories, and a skinny rainbow roll (big chunks of tuna, salmon, avocado) is 150. Heavenly. I will get those and maybe one serving of "real" sushi.

pinkraynedropjacki · May 2013

I love love love sushi and have missed it greatly since becoming pregnant!

you could have a vegetarian? or is the idea of it just making you sick? i can imagine nori (aka seaweed) tasting very weird and smelling not nice when you are "with child" hehhe.

It's the rice. Bacteria grows really well on rice and can be really harmful to the unborn baby.

WRONG...plzgo

It's the RAW fish..... not the damn rice. IREALLYWISHPEOPLEWOULDNOTSAYTHINGSTHEY KNOWNOTHINGABOUT

kiwanda88 · May 2013

The best I've ever felt (from food) was during two weeks when I was staying on a small island off of Okinawa and eating only local food the entire time. No maki sushi ("rolls") but lots of nigiri (fish on rice), soup at least twice a day (miso, fish head, etc.) and tons of sashimi (plan raw fish/shellfish). Since I don't speak Japanese and few of my hosts spoke any English, I generally wasn't able to learn *exactly* what I was eating most of the time, but man was it good! Other than small amounts of pork (like a tiny bit of bacon, or a pork cutlet about once a week) it was fish/shellfish, rice, and soy at every meal.

My point being: the "Okinawan diet" fad must have had some truth to it. Having access to high quality, fresh seafood at every meal certainly makes it easy and I could happily live on nothing else. Unfortunately I live in the midwest, far from the ocean, so while we make sushi at home at least once a week it's usually maki...maybe an eel roll if I have some in the freezer, but most often just shrimp and avocado since we can always get it.

I suppose the white rice isn't that great for us, but we always make a pot of miso soup too, so the meals are pretty well balanced. Yum!