Sushi for Tots
When I was four years old, my favorite food was tongue. "Do you know what that is?" adults would ask in disbelief. "Yes," I would say, "It's a cow's tongue. So?"
It's never too early to inform your children where their favorite delicacies come from. It's true, little Bobby, your goldfish is more or less what's in that sashimi. Learn to like it.
To ease the process of explaining how sushi is made, now there's this fish-to-sushi plushie, a transforming toy both cuter and more appetizing than Optimus Prime. Easy, cheap, adorable and informative—what could be better? Besides actual sushi, of course. [via Craftzine]
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