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You may be thinking of sushi, but there are many other Japanese dishes that must be eaten fresh.
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Do japan people eat sushi?
Sushi is a Japanese dish, therefore Japanese do eat it. Japan is surrounded by water, abundant with fish. .
Why must you eat a one dish meal?
It is important to eat at least one dish meal in a day. This will ensure that your body functions in the right way by getting the necessary nutrients.
What is the motto for subway?
Subway Eat Fresh!
What kind of snack food do Japanese people love to eat?
They love to snack on fish eyeballs and drink fresh toamato juice
Do Guinea Pigs have to eat fresh hay or can they just eat the hay pellets?
Three basic foods that guinea pigs must have 24/7 include:1. Fresh Water2. Fresh Hay3. Guinea pig pelletsPellets are NO substitute for a hay.
What food does Finland eat?
salmon soup blood pancakes ( true dish) pea soup (they must like soup)
When can people eat during Ramadan?
You can eat beef fresh from mr murphy's restaurant: CP1
What kinds of food to Japanese people eat?
Japanese people eat lots vegetables and fish with a bowl of rice. Eat lot's of noodles also such as udon, soba, ramen noodles with soup. Many Japanese recipes involve saute and boiling not as much as deep frying compare to the U.S. They eat many different type of little dish so usually for dinner there will be many plates all over the table. Such as rice, miso soup, soy sauce plate, flavored saute or raw vegetable, grilled fish (or seafood), meat dish, pickles, so on and on.
What is the dish you eat?
Plate
What do australin people eat for a dish?
they eat food
Do penguins have the ability to bend to eat?
if a dish like a dog dish was set in front of a penguin would it be able to eat from it?
What is an important part in the Japanese diet?
one of the important parts of a Japanese diet are the one and only, Vegetables! now aren't I the smart one? if you want the other two parts, keep asking! I'll tell you when I find out cause well, I'm in 5th grade!
