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    Image of urban_ninjya urban_ninjya
    04/22/09

    In reply to Sushi-Making Gadget Works Like a Cigarette Roller
    I think it opens up some creativity. Have you seen those sushi that look like pandas and stuff? Instead of figuring out how the sushi will look like decomposed before you rolled it up, you can compose your sushi first, then roll around it.
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    04/22/09

    @urban_ninjya: "...how the sushi will look like decomposed..."


    Umm...wherever you've been going for sushi, if that's a relevant factor, I don't think I want to eat there.

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    Image of weatherman weatherman
    04/22/09

    In reply to Sushi-Making Gadget Works Like a Cigarette Roller
    I'm pretty sure I've seen an automatic sushi roller before.


    I can't tell if it's completely at odds with Japanese culture, or the kind of thing that you'd expect the Japanese to invent. Or both.

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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    04/22/09

    In reply to Sushi-Making Gadget Works Like a Cigarette Roller
    ...because without this sushi is just so dificult to make? Seaweed, glop, roll, slice...how challenging can that be?


    * confused *

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    Image of Gann Gann
    04/22/09

    In reply to Sushi-Making Gadget Works Like a Cigarette Roller
    Having hand rolled both cigarettes and sushi, I'm pretty sure this will just make a huge, delicious mess.
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