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Do you like sushi as much as we do? They’re actually very easy to make at home. I’ve tried and they tasted really good though the sushi would’ve held their shapes better if I’d had a Sushi Magic Sushi Maker Kit.


Sushi Magic Sushi Maker Kit

This comprehensive sushi making kit comes with 2 sushi makers in one package which allows you to make both sushi rolls and nigiri sushi. The Sushi Handbook gives you all the instructions and recipes you need to be able to use this set with confidence.

And if that’s not enough, you can always get more free online sushi lessons at their site. Making sushi at home is healthy and delicious, and also a lot of fun for your kids to jump in and create their own rolls.

This set also makes an original gift for people who enjoy sushi. You can save $5 instantly on purchases of $50 and up on these and more simply by entering the coupon code – save5 – when checking out with your order. Or you can enter the coupon code – save10 – to save $10 and get free shipping on purchases of $100 and up. Offer ends February 28, 2010.

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four foods on Friday 104

Once again, valmg has only one question this week and it’s easier than going on a job search philadelphia.

Name four things you are planning on eating this weekend.

  1. cereal with milk
  2. roast chicken
  3. fish and chips (we’re seriously addicted)
  4. tangerines (I just bought another ton of it!)

Want to play Four Foods on Friday? Simple, go over to valmg’s blog at Fun, Crafts and Recipes and grab the details.

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where to go after dinner…

… on Valentine’s Day? Manilow in Paris!

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do you use kitchen tongs?

Do you use tongs in the kitchen? I use them for practically anything now because they’re easier to handle than chopsticks when I’m a hurry. Don’t get me wrong, I love chopsticks. They’re so versatile and easy to use but I’m such a klutz I tend to drop one side when I’m in a hurry and don’t look where I’m placing them.

Tongs are stuck together at one end which makes it impossible for me to drop one side and then have to scramble around looking for it while my food is getting burnt :roll: .

I found these Grill Friends Super Silicone Stop-and-Go Tongs, obviously not on www.carinsurancelist.com, but at La Prima Shops. They come in color-coded pairs – Red for raw and Green for cooked – to help prevent cross-contamination. They are stainless steel with beveled silicone tips and side cushions so you can use them even with non-stick cookware.

Do you use kitchen tongs? If so, what kind?

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McD’s sundae – half cup to be drunk, not eaten!

These days, when we buy a McDonald’s sundae, we get a half cup for the full price! Being that we believe in the power of positive thinking, we’re looking at this cup of melted sundae as being half full as opposed to half empty.

McDonald's - Sundae

This is the serving we got at the 1 Utama outlet downstairs where they take one look at us and decide we should be served a half cup, not a full cup like for some other customers.

Ice cream is fattening, as we all know, and I’m sure McDonald’s is serving us a half portion for our own good. Thanks, Mac, for helping us regulate how much we eat, lest we should over-indulge and have to torture ourselves endlessly on fitness equipment afterwards. Oh and could we please have a straw instead of a spoon so we can drink our melted ice-cream?

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