>  >  CS> Hehe sorry.  Yes, from Japan.  'Fumi Furikake' just is 'rice
 >  >  CS> seasoning' and it coems in little jars or a small dip
dish which you
 >  >  CS> use tiny spoons with.
 >  >  CS> The 'ebi' is shrimp, and i recon you can tell that the
wasabi versio
 >  >  CS> is with wasabi.
 >  > I'll have to try to remember to look for that at Asia Market, too... :)

 > I was just in the store today, but didn't see anything like that.
 > There's LOTS of stuff in there, though... it's easy to not see things
 > that are there, just because there is so much.  And I didn't remember
 > the name today... maybe next time I will, and might even ask... :)

I'm trying to think of where they would be in a USA store.  In Japan of
course, it would be the spice section.  Wegmans I think probably does have it
from the descriptions of the place.  TJ's probably too.  Be thinking a jar
the size of a calumet baking powder tin.  Thats the most common one.  Will be
a product of Japan almost for sure (avoid others such as china lately, if you
even see it from China).  Japan food standards are as high or higher than
ours.  In fact, there are some foods they won't import from us due to
different food safety laws.

 >  CS> Now Don?  He actually likes those instant oatmeal individual serving
 >  CS> packets and wants me to get more.  I dont mind'em too much either.
 > 
 > You can have my share.  I don't mind the instant-ness of it, but the
 > texture leaves a lot to be desired to me...  My grandma used to eat
 > that, and I got some for her when she was visiting... sent the unused
 > stuff home with her... ;)

I'm suprised he likes them too, but he does.  Hey, not too bad of a nutition
deal in them.
             xxcarol
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