Nancypalooza
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folks brave Low Budget Sushi
Tue, 10/6/09 7:38 AM
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WarToad
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Re:folks brave Low Budget Sushi
Tue, 10/6/09 8:07 AM
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Hahaha, nice.
One low budget sushi I can tell you to steer clear from is the boxed plastic wrapped junk from a grocery store. Never touched by human hands, it is entirely factory processed, frozen, and thawed for the cooler shelves. The rice is even a select type for the freeze/thaw cycle. Never found a pack that was even worth it's low price.
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quijote
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Re:folks brave Low Budget Sushi
Tue, 10/6/09 10:42 AM
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There's a Sushi-a-Go-Go here in Milwaukee; I wonder if they're related.
It seem that some supermarket is made fresh, but maybe I'm just deluded? Wegmans has in-store sushi chefs who assemble on-site in public view, and I'm pretty sure Whole Foods does, too. Or perhaps they're just assembling doctored-up, previously frozen ingredients?
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joerogo
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Re:folks brave Low Budget Sushi
Tue, 10/6/09 2:34 PM
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I hit this place when I'm on Long Island. IMO, very good quality. Lunch is around 14 bucks. http://www.minado.com/
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sk bob
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Re:folks brave Low Budget Sushi
Tue, 10/6/09 5:42 PM
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do anchovies in a can count?
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