Does Flying Sushi Make You Want to Eat?

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OK this is just weird. A Richmond-based restaurant chain called Sticky Rice with help from RVA TV and Bark Marketing launched a plate of sushi into space. Well, more accurately, not space just really high up in the air. When you watch the video illustrating how this was done, it’s one of the most unappetizing things you’re likely to see. It appears all manner of nails and glue were used to make sure the sushi stayed on the plate while in flight. Hey, it’s fun to send food into space but we prefer our food without nails and glue on it.

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