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Posted on August 19, 2011 by Clyde Thorburn
Diners ordering and eating Fugu at any of the three sushi delivery Japanese restaurants in London owned by melovesushi need to be informed that Fugu can be a poisonous Japanese cuisine if it has not been prepared and cooked properly. The reason why it is poisonous is because the Puffer fish, blowfish or Porcupine fish that is used as Fugu contains marine microorganisms that produce the neurotoxin in the fish. Even thought the Puffer fish is resistant to the toxin within its body, its biological system concentrates the toxins into its organs and skin. The fish does this as a self defence and survival protection mechanism to ward off marine predators. There have been certain reports of strange physical effects happening to people who have eaten Fugu which has not been prepared according to stringent safety standards by the Itamae.
Patrons of the three melovesushi Japanese cuisine restaurants in central London need to realise that these physical effects are created due to the small volume of toxin that finds its way into the meat of the fish which then slightly numbs the lips and mouth while eating the Fugu. A few people have also mentioned that they experienced a gentle state of euphoria as a consequence of eating unprepared Fugu. An element of danger is always present when people order and eat Fugu and this is probably one of the reasons that so many people indulge in this Japanese delicacy. However, a small mistake made by the Itamae or Japanese chef in preparing and cooking Fugu can result in the death of the person eating it.
People ordering Fugu at the sushi bar of any of the melovesushi London sushi delivery restaurants will then wonder whether it is actually safe to order and eat. Fugu is often served up or listed on the menu as sushi and or sashimi. The fins of the Puffer fish and skin are also prepared and dished up in a variety of ways in conjunction to the respective main Japanese meal. Even though Fugu is a dangerous fish to eat, the demand for it is quite high. As a result of this demand many farms now specialise in breeding Puffer fish. These farm bred Puffer fish have been scientifically examined and dissected and were all found to have no traces of tetrodotoxin in their flesh. Therefore Puffer fish that have been farm bred are completely safe to eat.
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