Wash your mouth out with soap
Posted on Mar 28 in Fish, Food Porn, Japanese, Off Topic, product, seafoodby NikaPrint
I found these really cute sushi soaps at The Paper Source and thought I would share.
One day, I spent a couple of hours driving around looking for some guest soaps for the bathroom and find NONE! I was so darn frustrated.
With these soaps you can satisfy the need to spiffy up the bathroom for yourself or guests and have a bit of fun while your at it.
This is a link to the sushi soap page at The Paper Source sit, where it says:
Yum, we love this keen sushi soap. They even come with kamaboko and wasabi soap. Scent free, these glycerine soaps are naturally moisturizing so they won’t dry your skin out and, no animal testing is involved. They make such a wonderful thank you for a hostess and a clever welcome gift for any visitors who drop by. So realistic you could just eat them up, but don’t do it!
Includes one of each soap:
Tamago
Ikura
Kamaboko
Wasabi
I also really like their tag line, “Do something creative every day.” I think it would be nice to be able to do that but, like many ideals, it is not a trivial task!
[Note: I get nothing if you click these links, this is all just for fun!]
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I remember my abuelita saying that…but, hmmm…dare you do it?
Naw, I might never eat sushi again!
Nika — I love your Website.
Your Colombian recipes took me right back home to many years ago filled with warm memories and great food. It’s been years since I’ve had changua, and I can’t wait to try the others.
Your Website is beautifully done. I am sorry to hear about your Dad.
Thanks for this!
I totally feel your guest soap hunt frustration. When we first put our house on the market, I stopped at a couple stores to find some, and end up empty-handed. Is this something that they just stopped making?
Paisa: thank you for your kind words about my dad and the site. I hope you have a delicious time cooking your way through the memories!
Cate: I do not know but I thought I must have IMAGINED that such soaps existed cuz when I would ask for them people would look at me like I was nuts. Maybe its a 70s thing?