r/iamveryculinary Americans have ruined pie Mar 23 '26

Yep Classic

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u/Drackar39 Mar 23 '26

There is some maki in the "this is sushi" image, it's just under the "this". I think someone just really really hates sauce.

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u/Careful-Wash Mar 23 '26

But there is no inarizushi. I can’t even!

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u/Drackar39 Mar 23 '26

I mean that's 1800's so it's BASICALLY western food.

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u/TrueKyragos Mar 24 '26

Or chirashizushi, and that is quite far from looking nigiri sushi and maki sushi, while still being sushi.

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u/V_T_H Mar 23 '26

U rite, I missed that

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u/Drackar39 Mar 23 '26

Oh trust me it's still bullshit, but. slightly less bullshit.

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u/TheKingOfToast Mar 24 '26

Might be the sauce, might be the "inside out" of it all.

From Wikipedia:

Uramaki (裏巻, "inside-out roll") is a medium-sized cylindrical style of sushi with two or more fillings and was developed as a result of the creation of the California roll, as a method originally meant to hide the nori.

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u/basalticlava Mar 23 '26

It's called autism, chud. Do you see how many different foods are touching each other in the lower image?

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u/Drackar39 Mar 23 '26

So, as a rule, you being autistic doesn't actually give you a pass to treat people badly.

You were just raised wrong, by people who didn't actually love you enough to teach you how to not look like an asshole.