[ SECRET POST #2861 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2861 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Foods you didn't think you'd like

[(Anonymous)]

Uh what, raw fish is a pretty typical ingredient in most sushi, and a normal piece of sushi has a big slab of it. If you're going to be a dick at least make sense?

Re: Foods you didn't think you'd like

[(Anonymous)]

I think they were trying to be pedantic about it and failed. Or maybe they missed the point about how a great deal of sushi contains fish, so if you dislike fish, sushi as a whole loses some appeal.

Re: Foods you didn't think you'd like

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's because sushi is commonly mistaken to be referring to raw fish

Re: Foods you didn't think you'd like

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, pedantic anon, you're back. Yes, people often mistake the fact that sushi refers to the rice and not the raw fish, specifically. But for those of us who are less pedantic, we understand that a dislike of fish in general would very reasonably mean a person is less inclined to try sushi as a whole, since a great deal of sushi includes raw fish.

If you're going to insist on your narrow definition, try this experiment: go to a sushi bar (which incidentally, will probably also serve sashimi, an array of appetizers, soup and salad despite the fact that it's called a sushi bar) and order sushi, then complain when you don't get just a plain ball of rice.