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surimi
[ soo-ree-mee ]
noun
- a paste of inexpensive fish shaped, colored, and flavored in imitation of lobster meat, crabmeat, etc.
surimi
/ ËŒ²õ³ÜËˈ°ù¾±Ë³¾Éª /
noun
- a blended seafood product made from precooked fish, restructured into stick shapes
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of surimi1
Example Sentences
The retro sounds and evocative locations, real or recreated, are appealing in their own right but don’t summon the redolent Sunset Strip-and-Laurel Canyon vibe that they’re supposed to; the flavor is artificial, like rock ‘n’ roll surimi.
Surimi is a fish that effectively becomes crab or lobster meat for many of us - and stars in California rolls across the land.
It also can be made into a paste called surimi.
At a Trident plant in Minnesota, the surimi is transformed into products such as a flaked protein that resembles crab meat.
It is the biggest single-species catch off the nation’s coasts, and yields products that include surimi, a fish paste used in many simulated seafood products, and the fillets for fish burgers that are staples at McDonald’s fast-food outlets.
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