r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/RaisinAloneVortex • Aug 22 '26

Video The correct way to eat Sushi

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u/RandomNumberHere Aug 22 '26

I’m mixing wasabi and soy sauce into a slurry and dredging each bite of sushi through it. I want my sushi to hurt me.

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u/VirtualLife76 Aug 22 '26

You mean your horseradish and food coloring.

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u/mosquitoselkie Aug 22 '26

I'll eat it and I'll like it.

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u/LoamyLoamisLoamy Aug 22 '26

I should try just using horseradish paste in place of wasabi on sushi. It's so expensive for so little

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u/VirtualLife76 Aug 22 '26

Yup. Some will say made with real wasabi, but it's bs basically. It's made with a few of the stems (not the root) and mixed with horseradish paste.

Real wasabi tastes very fruity and not as spicy generally, but there is 1 strain that is almost as spicy.

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u/ColonelDucroix Aug 22 '26

Most wasabi you will find in Japan will be the same stuff you get in America. Unless you're going to high end sushi places.

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u/LifeSuxBHappy Aug 23 '26

Why do you think that? Where did you live that you noticed it?

Cheap places of course don't, but any decent place uses real where I've lived.

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u/VirtualLife76 Aug 22 '26

I wouldn't say most from my time there. Conveyor belt/takeaway were horseradish, but most sit down places used real. The taste was night and day difference for me.

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u/SociopathicPixel Aug 22 '26

This reminded me of my father.

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u/fernandopas Aug 22 '26

Put it directly on the fish, I used to be like you but now I discovered a new world