Where can I eat sushi with chocolate in it?
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In Brazil they put chocolate in norimaki, but I wouldn't call it sushi. Judo has gone the same way.
However, doing a search for "chocolate sushi", or even "chocolate sushi Brazil", doesn't seem to provide any info on sushi with chocolate in it being an established item, or at least a trend (akin to deep fried Mars bars in Scotland), in any location's cuisine, as opposed to it occurring only at a particular restaurant.
Is chocolate in sushi a thing, and if so, where can I eat it?
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Try searching for "temaki de chocolate" instead. Searching for '"temaki de chocolate" Brasilia', for instance, got me the Sushiloko chain and a number of other restaurant mentions (I think - I don't speak Portuguese). It looks as if temaki with chocolate and banana, in particular, is certainly not unheard of.
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Can sushi be eaten with milk?
According to Ayurvedic Expert Dr. BN Sinha, fish is a non-vegetarian product and milk, even though it is an animal product, is considered vegetarian. This renders the combination as incompatible. Consuming them together increases the tamas guna in the body which could lead to an imbalance.What do you dip nigiri in?
\u201cIn Japan, you always dip just the fish in the soy sauce, and not the rice. So with nigiri, you pick it up, turn it a bit and dip the side with the fish in the soy sauce. This way, it is never overwhelming, because it won't absorb the soy sauce like rice does.\u201dCan I have ice cream after sushi?
Eating fish and dairy together at the same meal is toxic Scientifically speaking, there is no reason why we should avoid eating fish and dairy together. And you can find many recipes that incorporate both together, like baked fish with a cream-based sauce.Is it safe to eat sushi in UK?
The NHS confirms that in the UK it is safe to eat sushi and other dishes made with raw or other lightly cooked fish when you are pregnant, as long as the raw fish has been frozen first; shellfish sushi, however, is not safe unless it is fully cooked.Ora ci sfondiamo di sushi !!! - VLOG Venerdì 18 Dicembre 2015
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