Reply With QuoteSushi is my Fav food without a doubt. If you can you should eat more sushimi then regular sushi. Shushimi is more fish and less rice.
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02-09-2006, 06:01 PM #1Cutting
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How bad is sushi for a cut diet?
I dont mean eating it regularly i mean like once every two weeks or so.
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02-10-2006, 01:11 AM #3Acting Normal...
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In my opinion sushi is fantastic and is one of the healthier 'take away/meal out' options (as long as you go for the ones without all that mayo etc in them)
Anyway - if you are cutting, and if your diet is on track for the rest of the time, then regardless of if it is sushi or not, endulging in a treat meal once every two weeks or so is going to be fine.
But I would go for sushi too!
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Tuna Tataki!!!!!
Ususukori!!!!!!!
Sashimi!!!!!!
Ika sansai!!!!!
Probably not a carb in any of them!!!
You can cut great at a sushi bar with the right selection
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