Fruishi

Fruishi, I have eliminated one more thing from my "Bucket List".   I went to Epcot at Disney World and had a Fruishi from a Kiosk at the Japan pavilion.

So what is a Fruishi?   It is Sushi without the fish and has fruit in place of the fish.   It was delicious.

 And here are the ingredients from the menu.   No wonder it tasted so good.

It is made in the traditional sushi manner.

On your next trip to Epcot at Disney World be sure to have a Fruishi.   Has anyone heard of any place other than Disney that has Fruishi?   Have a great day.    Lew

Butterfly Feeder

I was recently at Epcot At Disney World.   They have a very large butterfly encounter.   Butterflies everywhere.   I asked one of the cast members (employees) if there was such a thing as a butterfly feeder which would be similar to a hummingbird feeder.   She said there were butterfly feeders and that they had one in the butterfly encounter.   I walk around the butterfly encounter surrounded by butterflies until I found the butterfly feeder.

 

It looks to be very similar to a hummingbird feeder.   I use to have a hummingbird feeder but after never seeing a hummingbird I gave up.   The only thing that ate the nectar in the hummingbird feeder were ants.   Lots and lots of ants.   An unending stream of ants.

        So I think that I will give the butterfly feeder since we have plenty of butterflies around the house.

 

We actually have a wide variety of butterflies in the yard.   Wish me luck on this new adventure.   Lew

Frushi

Frushi.   Looks like sushi except instead of raw fish and rice, it is fresh fruit and rice.   Maybe because it is raw (fresh) fruit that the dish can have a name similar to sushi.

I must admit that it looks good.  It is made with Fresh Pineapple, Strawberry, and Melon rolled with Coconut Rice and, it's sprinkled with Toasted Coconut and Whipped Cream with a bit of Raspberry Sauce on the side. 

Actually, I was really never big on eating raw fish anyway.   This dish is being served at a walk-up food kiosk named Hanami at the Japan pavilion in Epcot at Disney World.

So how much for three Frushi rolls?   See for yourself in the picture below of the Menu Board.

If you aren't able to read the menu board because you are viewing this on your celfone making the print too small, the price is $5.95, which is a good price.    And yes, this is going onto my "Bucket List".   Things to do before I "kick the bucket".   So far I am up to age 90 before I can complete everything on my Bucket List.   And the list is growing.   The secret to growing old, Keep adding things to your bucket list.

I had never heard of Frushi before.   An interesting concept for the squeamish and those who grimace while watching Andrew Zimmerman on Bizarre Foods.

Has anyone had Frushi?   Any sushi lovers?    Now here is one for Andrew Zimmerman, hot dog sushi.   To the best of my knowledge this is not served at Disney World.   I just got the pictures off of the internet as a curiosity.

 

Pigs in a blanket are good with lots of mustard, but I am not sure about the hot dog sushi.   Plus I would hope that it has been thoroughly cooked, not raw or right out of the fridge.   Have fun today and if you can find it, some frushi.   Lew  

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