Manatee TeaManatee InfuserManatea ManateeInfuser AdorableInfuser AwesomeMana TeaDrank TeaManateesDrinking TeaForwardAhhh.  There's nothing like a sea cow to make tea time a little more comforting! Around The HomeGet on a (sushi) roll with the Sushi Bazooka4 picturesThe Sushi Bazooka extrudes tubes of rice and neta ready for wrappingWith sushi now practically a staple at food courts around the world, it’s not hard to find this Japanese form of fast food when out and about. But if you’re looking to do it yourself at home and don’t trust your rolling skills or are a novice with a bamboo rolling mat then the Sushi Bazooka could be a welcome addition to your kitchen arsenal.The device consists of a cylinder that opens up ready to receive the rice and your choice of neta (or non-rice ingredients). Put the rice in first, followed by the neta, close it up and attach the plunger and the Sushi Bazooka is ready to extrude a perfect sushi cylinder onto a nori (sheet of seaweed) for wrapping.

No, despite it’s name, the Sushi Bazooka won’t allow you to fire fully formed sushi into the mouths of friends across the table.While the Sushi Bazooka is available for pre-order at Japan’s Strapya World, which encouragingly claims the plastic device has been “tested with real food,” it apparently hails from New Zealand. The upside of this is that it will ship with English instructions.The Sushi Bazooka measures roughly 29.5 cm (11.6 in) long and 5.5 cm (2.2 in) wide and retails for 2,000 yen (approx. US$25.50). It is expected to ship in mid-October 2012.Source: Strapya World via 7 Gadgets Sushi is one of the most popular meals around the world, and keeping up with demand can be tough. Luckily/horrifyingly, now there’s a sushi bazooka to speed up your sushi intake. This is not to be confused with a product that bazookas sushi into your mouth, though that would be amazing. Instead, this product helps you make sushi in an easy, fast manner. Thus, “sushi-easy” — the Sushezi!

Brought to you by the oddly mechanical sounding Hydraflow Industries out of New Zealand, the Sushezi promises easy to make sushi at home that will impress your friends. The PR on this is magnificent: “It’s like magic!” All the exclamation points! Sadly, the reality is slightly less exciting. The Sushezi works like a traditional Japanese sushi press: you add a layer of rice, then a layer of fillings (vgetables, fish or non-traditional cream cheese or meat). how to eat sushi morimotoAs the company states, the filling can be anything since YOU’RE in control! jiro dreams of sushi online streamingOnce the fillings are added, close it up and plunge away. sushi las condes vitacuraIf you were hoping for a t-shirt cannon type of explosion, you’re going to be disappointed. jiro dreams of sushi watch online

This is more like a quiet ooze kind of combustion. Despite the lack of firepower, this device truly does make creating sushi at home pretty easy. If you can use a tire inflator, you’re more than capable of becoming your own in-house Sushezi chef. Just feel free to add your own explosive sounds for full bazooka effect.No, we don't usually go in for infomercial-grade products, but then again we've never seen the Sushi Bazooka before. When was the last time you saw a kitchen gadget being hocked by three singing sushi chefs, each holding a perfectly made sushi roll on a graphic with the slogan, "Make perfect Sushi rolls! If you aren't excited yet, maybe the sixteen exclamation marks on the ad will do the trick, or perhaps the fact that you can become a sushi master with this "convenient and washable 3-piece set" will get you to pick up your phone and order NOW!!We understand that some people are actually good at rolling sushi with nothing more than a bamboo mat, but for everyone who's ever tried to impress a date with a homemade sushi dinner only to wind up with rolls that disintegrate when you cut them up, this Sushi Bazooka, as cheesy as it is, is actually kind of awesome.

Oddly enough, it's produced in New Zealand, so the instructions are in English—not that you'd actually need to reference them. This plastic wand is pretty self explanatory: "Make sushi. Repeat the process at your convenience." What more do you need to know? Could this just be the next $25 piece of kitchen crap you buy? Yes, it very well could be. OR it could also be the light saber of the sushi world? Remember, "Do, or do not (make sushi). There is no try."reviews reviews Q&A By: About this item Make sushi, biscuits, candy rolls on the run perfectly every timeQuick and easy clean-up Read more… Shipping Find Free per order Free per order About this item Important Made in USA Origin Disclaimer: , the displayed country of origin information may not be accurate or consistent with manufacturer information. For updated, accurate country of origin data, it is recommended that you rely on product packaging or manufacturer information. With easy-to-follow instructions, this Camp Chef Sushezi Sushi Maker creates well-formed sushi quickly and reliably.

Using your own choice of imaginative fillings, the Sushezi Maker will enable you to make delicious sushi quickly and easily at home. The Camp Chef Sushezi Sushi Maker can also be used for a variety of dessert items, such as walnut rolls, fudge rolls, cake rolls and biscuit cookies. The cooking tool enables you to create well-rounded roll shapes for a variety of recipes and cooking styles. It also works as a biscuit maker and features a cylindrical design that opens up in two halves, so you can easily place the filling inside and close it tight to compress the mixture into shape. The durable material of the Camp Chef Sushezi Sushi Maker can be cleaned quickly and easily. Camp Chef Sushezi Sushi Maker: Make sushi, biscuits, candy rolls on the run perfectly every time Quick and easy clean-up Specifications Recommended Use: Home Condition: New Form Factor: Handheld Form: Handheld Manufacturer Part Number: SUZ Color: White Model: SUZ Brand: Camp Chef Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 12.00 x 2.75 x 2.00 Inches

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I packed the rice into the sushezi and to a disappointment it fell apart once I pushed the sushi out. I think (since I will not give up on it) was that I need to use the sushi rice. I need the rice specifically made for sushi. I will say the ideas of making your own sushi is endless (buffalo chicken, chicken ceasar, beef bugolgi and shrimp teriyaki). I thought this would be a great lunch for my kids to keep them full until they get home. School lunches now a day aren't really good and fulfilling. So I will give it another try and if I remember will come back and give an update. Yes (7) No (0)  Report Yes (7) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser Really works!! Can now quickly and easily make perfect sushi!! Yes (4) No (0)  Report Yes (4) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser Product is exactly what I ordered. Have not given it to person yet so not sure how it will work but rated product on being exactly what I ordered. Yes (2) No (0)  Report Yes (2) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser Amazing!