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Safe sushi for kids

January
30

I have a child who loves to eat sushi – that’s right: Raw fish. I can’t even look at the stuff without getting queasy, but I tend to indulge her because seafood is such a healthful food, right?

Maybe not.

With all the talk about mercury and other nasty stuff lurking in our fish, I’m starting to wonder if I should continue to allow my daughter to eat sushi.

I guess other parents are wondering the same thing.

A group called KidSafe Seafood, which describes itself as “not-for-profit organization focused on ensuring a healthy ocean, and a healthy seafood supply, for the future” has come up with a list of “safe” sushi ideas for kids.

One is a standard California roll made with imitation crab meat — not a favorite in my family. The others are sushi -wanna bees: fruit, peanut butter, etc., dressed up to look like the real thing.

Take a look at the KidsSafe sushi party ideas here.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 30th, 2008 at 11:58 am by Jane Lerner.
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Parents’ Place is a hangout for openly discussing the A’s to Z’s of raising a child in the Lower Hudson Valley. From deciding when to stop using a binky to when to let your teenager take driving lessons, Parents’ Place is here to let us all vent, share, and most of all, learn from each other.
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