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Time to make the sushi. Brought to us by California-based Psycho Donuts, Psycho Psushi combines two of our favorite food groups, sushi and donuts.
The sweet treats are served in a bento box with chopsticks. No mention if there’s a California Roll donut for tentative donut eaters.
[via Neatorama]
Here in ‘merica, cats are nothing more than a poor substitution for a dog. In Japan, when placed atop a bed of sushi rice, cats become Neko-Sushi – a majestic creature akin to a unicorn. Still, dogs rule.
Created by Japanese company Tange & Nakimushi Peanuts, prints of the Sushi Cats are available for purchase, as well as a mobile app for some reason.
Apple, cherry and pecan are so last year… This Pi Day, celebrate math and dessert with The Sushi Pi Pie. Brought to us by lmnopeas, the “pie” consists of raw fish, rice, and a wasabi Pi symbol. The recipe and technique can be found here.
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How do you get people to eat more fish? Interpretive dance, of course. These pro-fish ads were created by the Norwegian Seafood Council, and star the appropriately-named The Human Sushi dance troupe.
Of course, the standard unitards and flailing arms isn’t enough, so the dancers are dressed as various sushi components — coming together awkwardly at the end to represent the finished product. Yeah, that’ll do.
[via BuzzFeed Food]
Need somewhere to jot down a quick phone number, or need a simple reminder to pick up more sticky rice and tuna? Keep those important notes, nigiri-style, with Sushi Memo Blocks. The sticky notes are designed to be a fun and hunger-inducing addition to any desktop, and will help you remember the important stuff — even if it’s not raw fish-related.
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