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I’m a sushi addict and its becooming a bit expensive to our kollel budget. My favorite type is California sushi, the solution to the cost is making it myself…. i just have one problem I can’t find imitation crab sticks anywhere in Lakewood!
Anyone know where to find them? Maybe there is a food specialty website where it can be found!?
Are they much different than tilapia fillets? Or maybe fish sticks?
You are just trying to start another one of those maaris ayin fights aren’t you?:)Sorry I wish I could help but I wouldn’t have a clue…
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know nothing about it sorry cant help you.
That’s probably b/c REAL BRISKER made a hafgana against any store that would carry such disgraceful products!
That’s WORSE than Kosher Subway,which is probably worse than Giluy Arayos,Shfichas Domim and Avoda Zara COMBINED!
I’m joking but I’m sure there are people on here that think like that.
TRY EITHER OF THESE
http://www.affordablekosher.com/product_p/908.htm
http://www.sushimaven.com/asian-star-imitation-crab-sticks-3inches-p-83.html?currency=USD
ENJOY!
It’s made from pollock fish, and sold under the name “It’s Not Crab.” I couldn’t force myself to eat that, but I know many people who enjoy it.
WHAT???? they don’t everything in Lakewood???? Well that settles it, I’ll stay here in LA!
crab!!!!!! why would anyone want to eat anything that is copying somthing not kosher just knowing that its imitation crab sounds gross.
Anyone tried facon bacon sounds yummy? Huh?
I was kidding! the next time you go to a restaurant that has them ask them where you can get them. There is a restaurant near me that makes and sells chulent with kishka and on erev shabbos (or Thursday night)if we didn’t get kishka yet the will sell us raw kishka to put in our chulent. I don’t know if any place near you will do this but I can only try.
one\__//goalhere’s a whole page of info.. http://www.jewishrecipes.org/jewish-cooking-terms/imitation-crab-meat-surimi.html
Did you try one of the national supermarket chains? It is sold in the frozen foods section.
Why not make the sushi without crab? Make it with avocado and cucumber, or cucumber and carrots, or some other combination of vegetables.
Not sure where they sell it in Lakewood but you can get it in Pomegranate in Brooklyn
sushi – did you end up getting the imitation crab sticks? and were did you get it from?
<i>crab!!!!!! why would anyone want to eat anything that is copying somthing not kosher just knowing that its imitation crab sounds gross.
Anyone tried facon bacon sounds yummy? Huh? <I>
I belive you are not supposed to say YUCH , Disgusting , but rather I really want to eat that Crab or Lobster but that the TORAH forbids it.
Why would anyone want to eat those imitation crab things anyway, they taste like Rubber
“I belive you are not supposed to say YUCH , Disgusting , but rather I really want to eat that Crab or Lobster but that the TORAH forbids it.
Why would anyone want to eat those imitation crab things anyway, they taste like Rubber”
Hmmm….
They have it in Kosher Village in the fridge on the back wall with the frozen fish. Also ypu can buy tuna from the fish store and make tuna roll its delicious and easy to make
i am here writes, in part: “crab!!!!!! why would anyone want to eat anything that is copying somthing not kosher just knowing that its imitation crab sounds gross.”
Kosher is not about the simple pleasure of eating food that tastes good. It is about holiness and the fulfillment of Hashem’s mitzvos. If the rabbis say that “imitation crab” is kosher, there is nothing gross about it. You may not like it – and you don’t have to like it – but some of us think it is delicious, and if it is kosher, we can eat it, enjoy it, and, more importantly, bring holiness into the world.
they have it in j2
I make a surimi salad for shabat. Comes out delish!
how could u eat anything that originated in Japan? they were allies with Hitler yamach shamo, for a jew to eat any food from Japan is a disgrace!!!!
chill, its Adar I’m just kidding
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