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LIR: bery/sushi Most sushi fish are not 'fresh' they are flash frozen very deeply (like -50F) -- nm
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zeitgeist
Dec 7 '09, 10:51
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it's actually a health code thing in most of north america. there's one restaurant I know of back home that has an exemption, and it's the best
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mafic
Dec 7, 10:54
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at least that's what the hookworms tell you to say. -- nm
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Reagen
Dec 7, 10:56
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my lead pipe hurts. -- nm
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mafic
Dec 7, 10:58
fda requires it in the us...nm
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x
Dec 7, 10:55
also a good point. (That kills bacteria, right? rather than cooking it?) -- nm
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Beryllium
Dec 7, 10:52
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my understanding is it's mostly a parasite thing. -- nm
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mafic
Dec 7, 10:53
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I think that's a side benefit, checking for that is the main job of a sushi chef, but no, consider how much one of those tunas cost
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zeitgeist
Dec 7, 10:55
d'oh, yes, that's what I meant. -- nm
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Beryllium
Dec 7, 10:54
that actually makes sense to me. -- nm
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loosilu
Dec 7, 10:53
I believe that would preserve the bacteria. -- nm
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loosilu
Dec 7, 10:52
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(however, fish should not have bacteria in the meat) -- nm
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loosilu
Dec 7, 10:53
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