AUTEC, a Japan-based company designed models that can churn out sushi at the touch of a button. They can produce up to 2400 nigiri rice balls and 200 sushi rolls per hour. These robots are meant to aid sushi chefs, especially in chain restaurants and …
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Sushi fiend who ate 100 plates of sushi is now banned from an all-you-can-eat buffet :'(
It takes a lot to get banned from an all-you-can-eat buffet, but German triathlete Jaroslav Bobrowski did it.
Bobrowski scarfed down 100 plates of sushi at Running Sushi, an all-you-can-eat sushi buffet in Bavaria last Friday, according to Eater. And…
American sushi gets a Japanese makeover, and cats help make it happen
There’s something so satisfying about watching sushi being made.
JunsKitchen carefully crafts five American-inspired sushi rolls, which explores the difference between American and Japanese sushi. Jun says in the video’s comments that Japanese su…
These sushi pieces are straight up gelato
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‘Gelarto‘ is changing the dessert game by creating these intricate pieces of sushi completely made out of gelato. But don’t worry — they don’t actually taste like fish. Read more…
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View More These sushi pieces are straight up gelato8-bit sushi has arrived and #foodporn pics may never be the same again
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What’s better than delicious sushi? How about 3D-printed sushi that looks like it belongs in an 8-bit video game?
At SXSW, Open Meals showed off a “Pixel Food Printer” that 3D prints edible pixelated sushi. It’s some real next-level #foodstagram stuff.
The guys at Open Meals want to do for food what Apple did for digital music: make it easy to download — or in this case “teleport” — food from anywhere in the world.
Food Base is basically the iTunes of 3D printable food.
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To achieve this, they’ve created two key components. The first is a patent-pending “Food Base” digital food platform that stores precise measurements (flavor, shape, color, nutrients, and texture) of different kinds of foods. Read more…
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View More 8-bit sushi has arrived and #foodporn pics may never be the same againGoPro camera takes an intimate journey on sushi conveyor belt
Ever wondered how the world looks like from a sushi conveyor belt?
One fearless YouTuber set off to answer this curious question, setting his GoPro onto a sushi conveyor belt in Tokyo. The camera makes its way around the restaurant, capturi…
‘Shoeshi’ is sushi with a little extra kick
Artist Yujia Hu has created shoes made out of sushi. He creates high-end shoes, such as Adidas and Nikes, into pieces of edible sushi. He also recreates masterpieces such as Edvard Munch’s ‘The Scream’ with fish and rice. You can buy his recipe book a…
View More ‘Shoeshi’ is sushi with a little extra kickThis footage of sushi twitching on a plate has seriously creeped people out
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Poor little fella.
Footage of some clam sushi twitching on a man’s plate has recently gone viral on Twitter, prompting the question whether it is in fact still alive.
スシローの悲劇 pic.twitter.com/DDLhXuuP0l
— ブッチー (@shoumizo3446) February 11, 2018
People were predictably unnerved by the restless mollusc.
After eating this..pic.twitter.com/sEh4djByBn
— Hil (@hilhusaini) February 15, 2018
Oh shit it is pic.twitter.com/5WFIDbTMUb
— Bri (@possessed_apple) February 16, 2018
It’s all fun and games until that thing burrows into your brain
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View More This footage of sushi twitching on a plate has seriously creeped people outYou’ve heard of cronuts, but have you heard of ‘crossushi’?
Invented at Mr. Holmes Bake House in Los Angeles, this kooky Japanese-French creation could be the next big food trend. Read more…More about Mashable Video, California, Los Angeles, French, and Sushi
View More You’ve heard of cronuts, but have you heard of ‘crossushi’?You can start learning actual Japanese for less than $40
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This fancy pop-up sushi bar for dogs proves we’re now subservient to our pets
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If you’ve already bowed to your dog’s every whim, buying them a highly opulent Moncler parka, a water bottle you can share, and a sexy, calming leotard, why stop there?
Ditch the canned dinner and take Rex to a slick sushi bar just for dogs. (Yes, we’re talking about real, quality fish. Jealous?)
Poochi Sushi, a dog-only sushi pop-up is opening in Auckland, New Zealand, according to Concrete Playground. Opening for one day on Dec. 3 in Parnell’s Heard Park, the pop-up will feature three sittings of 10-12 dogs per session, with each sitting organised by pup size — imagine watching a Pomeranian attempt to get a look at an Alaskan Malamute party. Not happening. Read more…
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View More This fancy pop-up sushi bar for dogs proves we’re now subservient to our petsRoll your own sushi rolls at home with this $13 device
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Making sushi is an art. It takes many hours (even years) of training to become a master at crafting those delicate rolls.
If you don’t have the pat…