I'll admit it, I still have not tried Sushi. My daughter loves it, and I intend to give it a try one day soon. I feel rather behind the times. I guess it's because I didn't grow up with even the word Sushi, much less the eating of the raw blue fin tuna. The globalization of food and technology is a wonderful thing, even though some of us are a little slow to incorporate new things into our daily lives. That's okay though. I'm sure I won't have it every day, or even every week, but I certainly will learn to enjoy it. Here's some interesting info on the blue fin tuna before the American demand for it existed... you fishermen/women may enjoy this one. " Commercial fishers, if they caught bluefin at all, sold them for cat food when they could and trucked them to town dumps when they couldn't." Now, a couple hundred top quality blue fin tuna will sell for over a million dollars!!! How Sushi Went Global - By Theodore C. Bestor | Foreign ...
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