Scared by Sainsbury's
Jun. 18th, 2003 01:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ventaWell. Today, instead of bringing something in from home for lunch, I thought I'd treat myself. I have (or had) Sainsbury's salmon sushi, and fresh fruit salad.
The sushi was really nice, actually, although their amazing expanding chopsticks puzzled me momentarily. And I'm not convinced that they're a good use of such solid plastics, since they're disposable - the plain wooden kind seem like a better bet.
But the fruit salad... I scooped it into its box at the salad bar this morning without thinking. 5 hours later (and who knows how many after it was prepared), the apple slices are still sparkly pale green. Not a hint of brownness anywhere. And they don't taste like they've been tossed in lemon juice. What on earth do they do to them...?
Scared now.
The sushi was really nice, actually, although their amazing expanding chopsticks puzzled me momentarily. And I'm not convinced that they're a good use of such solid plastics, since they're disposable - the plain wooden kind seem like a better bet.
But the fruit salad... I scooped it into its box at the salad bar this morning without thinking. 5 hours later (and who knows how many after it was prepared), the apple slices are still sparkly pale green. Not a hint of brownness anywhere. And they don't taste like they've been tossed in lemon juice. What on earth do they do to them...?
Scared now.
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Re: Sushi good
Date: 2003-06-19 02:56 am (UTC)The immediate future's looking a bit hectic for assorted reasons - ask me again in a few weeks if you haven't eaten everything by then :)
Re: Sushi good
Date: 2003-06-19 03:03 am (UTC)