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The following article was written by Keegan Baur.Let’s face it: Eating sushi is fun! You order an exotic dish, and your waiter returns with a long, clean plate full of maki rolls in a pretty little row. Wielding your chop sticks, you get to dunk each colorful, bite-size piece of food into soy sauce before popping it into your mouth and experiencing that wasabi one-two punch. I mean, really, who doesn’t like sushi?I never liked sushi. As an omnivore, I disliked it for a superficial reason: the cold, chewy texture of fish flesh didn’t exactly please my palate. As I became vegetarian and finally vegan, I learned more about the fishing industry and where “sushi” comes from. Jonathan Safran Foer’s book Eating Animals enlightened me as to the appalling amount of “bycatch” that results from commercial fishing and how many sea creatures are becoming endangered species as a result. His words horrified me: “Imagine being served a plate of sushi. But this plate also holds all of the animals that were killed for your serving of sushi.
The plate might have to be five feet across.”How could I reconcile my desire to partake in the “fun” sushi experience, given my aversion to raw meat, and leave my conscience intact? Easy answer: Choose vegan fare! Most sushi restaurants offer a variety of vegetable rolls, edamame, marinated tofu, miso soup, and salads. (No matter what you order, be sure to ask your server plenty of questions to verify that your selection doesn’t contain any animal byproducts.) Many restaurants are getting more creative with their vegan offerings, substituting seitan and tempeh for seafood.Step outside your comfort zone and try your hand at rolling your own sushi creations at home! Think it will be too difficult? After watching this how-to video and reading these tips, you’ll be on a (sushi-making) roll in no time.What’s your favorite vegan sushi dish? ApparelCases & SkinsWall ArtHome DecorBagsStationery It’s cozy in your sushi :3 for joining the Redbubble mailing list Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
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wasn’t worth the price. So I started doing even more digging online and found one of my favorite lifestyle bloggers had recently turned to the #1 rated pillow on Amazon: The Coop Home Goods Pillow. It’s made with shredded memory foam with a casing made partly from bamboo and comes with a five year warranty. At $50 a pop, it was only slightly cheaper than the CasperBut while browsing the over 6,800 reviews on Amazon, I was intrigued. 78% of people gave the pillow five stars on Amazon while 89% rated it over four stars. This pillow is soft yet supportive,” one“No matter what position I sleep in (side or back) it conforms and supports, very comfortable.” “My allergies were gone in one night!” another said. website for the Coop Home Goods Pillow makes a lot of equally unbelievable claims, including that it resists mold and dust mites, keeps cool all night long, and is perfect for side, back, or stomach sleepers.
It seemed too good to be true, but I gave it a shot anyway and added two of the pillows to my cart. Two days later, the Amazon When I took the pillows out of the box, they were both folded upThe pillow on top had a bit more air in it than the pillow on the bottom, as you can see here: When you opened the package, the pillow unfolded and nearly doubled in size immediately. Some of the pillows also come rolled up, similar to a Casper mattress. Once I got them out of the plastic wrapping, they both inflatedThey feel heavier than normal pillows and were bigger than our old ones. Each pillow is around 30 inches and can weigh up to five pounds. They were also really soft and dense. I was starting to understand why the Amazon customers were so impressed — the pillows weren't as rock hard as some of the other memory foam pillows I've tried, but they still felt supportive I’ve slept on the pillows for a few nights now, and here
There is a chemical smell when you first open the packaging and I could still smell it on the pillows a few days later. complained about this as well, and recommend throwing the pillows into the dryer with a dryer sheet, which will also make them much fluffier and eliminate any lingering odors. Living in NYC without a dryer in my apartment, I didn’t give this a try (yet), but I might in the future. the smell is slowly dissipating.Aside from the smell, I think the pillow improved my sleep. I twist and turn a lot throughout the night which usually causes me to wake up, but the pillow kept me in one position all night long. Part of that might have to do with the temperature of theI didn’t get overheated or too cold while sleeping with it, which meant I wasn’t constantly adjusting my pillow. Overall, my body is still acclimating to the new pillow, and when it does, I'll likely purchase a few more. thing’s for sure — I won’t miss the dust mites, dead skin cells,