Tuesday 25th of January 2005
It’s a sushi world
Sushi: Look at the pretty colors!
I have been on this massive sushi craving these past few days which has led me to punch in “sushi $keyword” on some search engine every free chance I get, and I though i’d share my findings.
First, we have twinkie sushi, and I just have to quote the “hostess”: “Japanese animation, Hello Kitty, samurais, ninjas, and Sushi are really popular right now! Here’s a wild recipe that’s super easy to make and super fun to eat as a light and fruity snack! This recipe transforms the much loved Twinkie into a hip and tropical flavored treat“. These were created by Clare Crespo and here’s an interview with her that features some sushi cupcakes. She’s also written a book about “yummy fun cupcake recipes” if you care for that.
Now, if that was too low-carb for you, let us try a more sugary version, the crispy candy sushi snacks:
There’s definitely something fishy about these Japanese-style rolls. The rice filling is crispy, the wraps are fruity and your kids will love them.
A more elaborate offer would be these gourmet chocolate sushi, which look like sushi, but hopefully won’t taste like sushi. Feel absolutely free to look at the menu and send some my way.
Leaving food behind, for those who like charms, here are some sushi bracelets with swarovski crystals (did you know that the owner of swarovski, Dietrich Mateschitz, is also the majority share holder of RedBull?), including charms of Maguro, Ebi, Tamago, Maki and Ikura.
Mothers of monst.. er, teenagers, for your unquestionably laborious students, why not help their productivity with this most owesome sushi pen set? and if the ink were erasable, and let us assume it is, you most surely need to get these sushi erasers to go with the package.
Speaking of which, I’m not sure yours, but my mother has always wanted some 100% cotton, machine washable, totally genuine sushi kitchen mitts; made in the USA. And why not embrace the opportunity and give her some sushi napkins while at it?
Then we have this very conservatively priced sushi soap (14 whole ounces for $52 -what a bargain!), the set comes with four maki sushi soaps, one wasabi soap and one bamboo mat to display soaps, totally ensuring their special status. All soaps are cucumber and seaweed scented.
And I sure wish I had these sushi adhesive bandages way back in my tender childhood days.. hum, way back I say? -anyway, they would have certainly made boo-boos much more easier to bear with it, by the looks of it, they are able to cut the pain down by a great margin, I mean, just look at their “incredible healing power“! -Amanda, if you are reading this, please make sure to get some for Bennett, he’ll grow much happier. :p
Moving on, and I actually want one of these, we find this lovely sushi clock -deluxe. The actual clock is a Seiko, so it shouldn’t be bad. Honestly, you could say these are expensive too, but I’d much rather pay $50 for this totally deluxe clock than $52 for the soap.
If you ever wanted to reach ambiance enlightenment in your living room, and possibly even transcendence, make sure to get these great sushi candles and “light up your home the same way you’ve lit up your taste buds” -”with sides of Ginger and Wasabi to turn up the heat!“.
Yes, it’s ending, just one more. Dynamism is offering us sushi USB flash drives, and these, too, can be yours, for the very expensive price of $110 each for the 128MB version, or the cheaper-but-even-more-ridiculous price of $80 for the 32MB version. Replicating this lovely meal pictured here, would set you back 980 dollars. Weee.
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