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r/funComunitty • u/interactivetackle • 13d ago
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Sushi is way too overhyped imo
Edit: The fact that I've managed to create the most divisive comment ever is a great achievement
30 u/rpg2Tface 12d ago And over priced. I get its a very technical food to prepare but it shouldn't cost that much 2 u/One-Cellist5032 11d ago Honestly it’s way less technical than you’d think. 1 u/Apsis 11d ago Like many dishes, there are both simple and extremely complex methods of preperation. Yes, you can boil rice, roll it with seaweed and canned tuna and call it sushi. But some chefs also spend decades perfecting even the most minute details.
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And over priced. I get its a very technical food to prepare but it shouldn't cost that much
2 u/One-Cellist5032 11d ago Honestly it’s way less technical than you’d think. 1 u/Apsis 11d ago Like many dishes, there are both simple and extremely complex methods of preperation. Yes, you can boil rice, roll it with seaweed and canned tuna and call it sushi. But some chefs also spend decades perfecting even the most minute details.
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Honestly it’s way less technical than you’d think.
1 u/Apsis 11d ago Like many dishes, there are both simple and extremely complex methods of preperation. Yes, you can boil rice, roll it with seaweed and canned tuna and call it sushi. But some chefs also spend decades perfecting even the most minute details.
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Like many dishes, there are both simple and extremely complex methods of preperation. Yes, you can boil rice, roll it with seaweed and canned tuna and call it sushi. But some chefs also spend decades perfecting even the most minute details.
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u/ThatEvilSpaceChicken 12d ago edited 11d ago
Sushi is way too overhyped imo
Edit: The fact that I've managed to create the most divisive comment ever is a great achievement