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Frushi: Abomination or Deliciousness

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Frushi: Fruit-Sushi. Is it a delicious modern alternative to a favorite Japanese dish? Or is it a mockery of hundreds of years of proud tradition?

Pictured here is yellow banana sliced sashimi style, a banana nigiri, and banana and pickled okra outside rolls. I find that sweetened rice compliments the ingredients well in frushi. Served with peanut butter, apple slices, and kool-aid syrup.

If you're feeling adventerous, I'll have some at my Otter Party at FC 2013!

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Teenkitsune ~teenkitsune

Novice Writer

13 years ago

All I know is that it doesn;t look very appetizing to me. Though my mom would think differently since she acts like she loves fruit and veggies.

Scrimno ~scrimno

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13 years ago

Then your mom can tell you how it tastes, and you can have the regular Sushi :3

Hardrockangel ~hardrockangel

13 years ago

Fruit-sushi?
I'd have to taste it before I can form an opinion. :D

Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

You can if you're going to FC in a couple weeks :3

Hardrockangel ~hardrockangel

13 years ago

Unfortunately I don't go to any furry cons, as I'm mostly just someone who just draws anthros.
I'm not so much into the fursuiting. ^^;

That and I assume it's in America, which would make the travel-cost quite high for me. :'D

Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

I see. Your art is cute though. You might be able to make some money at local cons. FC is in California. I love fursuits.. I even made a couple.

Hardrockangel ~hardrockangel

13 years ago

Ah, I've been debating getting a stand, but I first want to be better at art before I do so.
And ah, I see. Don't they take a very long time to make, though? o_o

Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

Getting a booth can be pretty intense I hear. You have to work quickly while dealing with people and selling your art.
Making a fursuit varies in time. I've seen people make a partial in one day, while complex ones can take over a week of intense work.

Hardrockangel ~hardrockangel

13 years ago

That's mostly what I'm afraid of. I'm a perfectionist, so I would fret over a single sketch for hours.
Not exactly handy when you're manning a booth. :'D

And ah, I see. A lot of fursuits do look very impressive, so I can certainly see them taking up to a week to make.

chrismukkah ~chrismukkah

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13 years ago

Actually, I wouldnt mind trying this, since I love different :3

Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

I hate different. But I try to overcome my fears and try new things anyway.

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Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

Thanks. You can have the opportunity at FC. I'm throwing the Otter Party.

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Scrimno ~scrimno

OP

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13 years ago

Lol! Further Confusion in San Jose, California. It's the second largest furry convention in the world.

Photographer

13 years ago

I'm not a big fan of the okra (it's slimy more often than not), but I love the concept of fruit sushi, and would totally give this a go. The Kool-Aid syrup puts it over the top.

Btw, have you ever tried Kool-Aid pickles? They're surprisingly awesome.

Scrimno ~scrimno

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13 years ago

The okra pickles I use are actually pretty crunchy and not slimy. I think cooking them releases the slimyness. I've never heard of Kool-Aid pickles but they sound interesting.

Scrimno ~scrimno

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13 years ago

The okra pickles I use are actually pretty crunchy and not slimy. I think cooking them releases the slimyness. I've never heard of Kool-Aid pickles but they sound interesting.

Scrimno ~scrimno

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13 years ago

I hate it when I reply to a comment and forget to hit "reply".

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