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April 12, 2006

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Today's trivia question: why do they always put that green plastic grass looking stuff into take-away sushi boxes?

 posted by Simon on 04.12.06 at 12:26 PM in the Personal category.




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"Baran is decorative plastic sushi grass used for appearance and separating different pieces of sushi. Baran adds a nice appearance and serves a useful purpose in a any sushi presentation.." via sushifoods.com - though I've never actually seen it used to separate sushi pieces.

 posted by: myrick on 04.12.06 at 01:27 PM [permalink]

A sushi seperator that isn't actually used to keep those pieces of sushi seperate. That's pure genius. Who's the world's biggest producer of the stuff and what kind of profit margin do they make?

 posted by: Simon on 04.12.06 at 01:39 PM [permalink]

I have a small Baran Mountain growing in my flat after 2 years of takeout sushi from Wellcome.

posted by: Justin on 04.12.06 at 04:34 PM [permalink]




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