Vegetarian and vegan sushi options suck
Im gonna be real with with you and tell you this is entirely a skill issue
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Vegetarian and vegan sushi options suck
Im gonna be real with with you and tell you this is entirely a skill issue
or a location issue. i've been to some pretty good vegan sushi places
and you better believe that when i make my own it tastes amazing. vegan caviar is great. king oyster mushroom "squid" too. konyaku sashimi works well too
I fucking hate mushrooms for the most part, and it's usually a texture problem, but king oyster mushrooms are amazing
I had very good vegan sushi too with very flavorful tofu.
Yup, spicy sweet potato roll is s tier.
Steam sweet potato, mix in panko, hot sauce, roll with sushi rice and nori. Top with whatever mayo, eel, furikake, nothing etc
I would try it but I'm in an area where that's not an option.
every time I see people go ew gross ultraprocessed foods idk i roll my eyes, you could call a pesto "ultra processed" that doesn't mean it won't be the dankest shit ever
My fave is how academics often classify sugar syrups as ultra processed but not honey. It's uh centrifuged sugar syrup mate lol.
Nobody can agree on a useful definition and imo it's more ideological than science. There's clearly health effects from a diet high in prepacked foods (which tend to have bad micronutrient spread, low fibre, high salt, many preservatives, high sugar, saturated fats, simple carbs) but fingering the processing is misleading.
If you boil the fuck out of tree blood and then eat that, is that not ultra-processed? Maple syrup is fantastic.
It really just seems to be a vibe based on how many steps removed you can argue something is from a straight- from- the- plant/animal ingredient
Like i can sell tomatoes straight from my containers apparently without a license or anything, but the second I cut them or cook them or can them apparently i need the state health inspector to do my kitchen because ah they're processed
A lot of the time, if you look under the surface of someone railing against "processed foods" you find weird Nazi-adjacent purity fetishism
Did you know vegan food has chemicals in it? 
UPFs are basically chemically engineered garbage. Processing isn't necessarily bad. Steel cut and rolled oats are processed. It's the chemical engineering that's bad, and it's as much as an issue as cigarettes.
Anything you say about fish is obviously true, but not exclusive to sushi. Eating animals is always indefensible, i don't see why we even have to debate this. Everything else you say is not only the usual joyless, scolding "you're not allowed to ever enjoy things" hexbear cringe, most of it is also just flat-out wrong.
Points I agree with as a non-sushi eater:
Regarding point 2: I used to be an annoying enough shitlib myself to watch Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and I remember a bit in the 2021 episode about homelessness: John Oliver brought up NIMBYs in Claremont, {Tovaangar|(Los Angeles area)} rejecting affordable housing for homeless people as an example; and one of the Claremont residents interviewed was like, "How is that [an influx of formerly homeless people] going to impact crime? How is that going to impact the businesses out here? If they're low income, are they going to be spending money at the sushi place, or, y'know, or not?" — and John was like, "Oh No! Not The Sushi Place™!!" — and I still hear that in my head every time I think about Western sushi, especially sushi culture in suburban Seppoland: People deathly afraid of homeless people spoiling their forgettable isolated plastic suburban mcmansion hellscape's """image""" as a """refined""" and """"multicultural""" place.
Points I'd bring up:
Points I disagree with:
I disagree with this because I don't think it's good to judge culinary traditions, even if we don't like the people who eat it. But I'm also assuming this post is mainly made in jest anyways.
"Oh No! Not The Sushi Place™!!"
I never really thought about it, because sushi is basically just one step above fast food over here, but there really are people who think sushi is some kind of exotic fancy dish that shows how cultured they are for eating it.
There's nothing wrong with fusion food. Noone can seriously argue that Pho is not infinitely better with jalapeno slices. I'm saying mayo slathered "modern" fusion sushi with potato chip flake is an abomination. Also traditional sushi is not supposed to be cold, it is supposed to be room temperature. This brings up another environmental disaster needed to accommodate the modern sushi industrial complex - refrigeration.
Refrigeration is a fair point to make. I had assumed that by "cold" you actually meant room temperature. However, my point about Hashtag No Food An Abomination still stands! You have listed various ingredients that you find abominable when put on sushi, but no explanation as to why they are abominable, aside from personal preference (and I don't disagree that it sounds repulsive).
I mention this because I put "Burgerlanders have an unrefined palate" jokes on the same shelf as "white woman" jokes, i.e. that the jokes oftentimes come from a place of multiple (often internalized) prejudice, but slip past people's defenses and come across as "woke" because they're framed as if they're punching up. I don't necessarily want to be the fun police telling people that they can't make jokes about Yankees eating slop, but I do want people to question what they see as "unrefined" or "abominable" food to begin with, and why they think of food in those terms.
Reasons why vegan, self made sushi is great:
It's just raw fish on rice with no seasonings except for soy sauce and wasabi.
The reason why your post is so wrong is that sushi does not mean raw fish or fish. Sushi means vinegar rice. Sushi can be made without fish.
It's just raw fish on rice with no seasonings
The rice is heavily seasoned tho and quite delicious in its own.
I like making vegan gimbap lol
Fish farms are also hideously cruel. Maybe even crueler than pig farms.
Fish are also usually left to die by suffocation after catching or collecting from farms.
Idk about the rest, I enjoy me some vegan sushi. It's mostly textural and sweet-sour-umami, like a good salad I guess.
It's mostly textural and sweet-sour-umami, like a good salad I guess.
Westerners aren't even prepared for ham and pineapple pizza, their palate can't handle that much

I mean I'm white as you come, family is Irish and Polish peasants. Ancestrally I shouldn't know that food beyond potatoes, cream, cheese, and sausage exists.
Turns out you can just eat things.
All non-vegan food is reactionary.
Technically all food is reactionary.
Folxs, is it reactionary to remain alive?
First time I had sushi was last year. I'm vegetarian as of this year. It was fun while it lasted.
I think the vegetarian argument is a lot stronger than your palate argument.
agree about fish farming but not being able to find good sushi with distinct taste might be a skill issue ngl
Location as well.

On the Bluefin Tuna thing, apparently it’s not even a “traditional” sushi fish, its popularity in Japan is all recent.
Salmon as well, the Norwegians basically psyop'ed Japan into liking it
My theory is better than yours, simpler too!
Sushi is Japanese. Japan is a Hitlerite nation that prostrates itself to the Burgerreich. Therefore sushi is Hitlerite.
Sees grocery store sushi
Yeah, I'll eat that garbage
I haven't ever seen a more correct opinion on the internet before. Thank you so much.
vegan rolls fuck but only if u make em urself and use stuff like roast eggplant or tofu . agreed on the veggie rolls sucking ass in most restaurants
This kit gets it. Vegan sushi made by somebody who knows what they're doing goes extremely hard. 
Otherwise it fucking sucks. And regular sucks, for good measure.
I love vegan sushi.
I thought we were already under islamocommunism with Mamdani's rule?
Dont care. I will keep eating that slop
can't spell sushi without two Ss
Yes you can, like this: {寿司|すし}
japanese maoist third worldist (there's only one) in shambles