Sushi — (jap. 寿司 oder すし, seltener auch: 壽司, 鮨 oder 鮓) ist ein japanisches Gericht aus erkaltetem, gesäuertem Reis, ergänzt um weitere Zutaten wie rohen oder geräucherten Fisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
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