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If You Knew Sushi

The art of sushi, in chocolate, has been perfected by Suedy's Koo-ki Sushi®. It's an inspirational little story of entrepreneurial success.
In 1994, Karen "Suedy" Sasaki saw an announcement in a magazine for a national cookie contest and wondered, "What can you do with a cookie that's never been done before?" Then, one day, when she was pressing a sticky cookie mixture into a pan, it reminded her of pressing rice onto nori (dried seaweed sheets) when she made sushi with her grandmother. That was it! A cookie-based "sushi" with chocolate and confections for the toppings and fillings. She asked her sister, Janice Murai, if she wanted to enter the contest with her. Luckily, they decided not to enter the contest with their "Koo-ki Sushi" but to explore the idea themselves.
If you knew sushi...this is sushi as you never imagined it. What a wonderful name for a unique cookie confection!
Posted by abnu on Thursday, January 27, 2005 @ 4:22 AM [ + ]

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