Fusion Dessert Sushi Rolls

These Waffle Breakfast Sushi Rolls Don't Need Soy Sauce

At first, the 'Waffle Breakfast Sushi Rolls' sound completely out of place, not least because sushi alludes to a sour, vinegary taste, which counteracts the 'Waffle,' and 'Breakfast' -- well, I've never had the chance to enjoy sushi at the crack of dawn.

But Dan Whalen, writing in the Taste For Adventure blog, has found a way to fuse the delicious culinary dessert with the preparatory elements of the Japanese staple food. By using "pizzelles" -- a more rigid, sturdier alternative to traditional waffles -- Whalen "overloads" the pizzelle maker so they come out as whole chunks in a rectangular shape.

Using strawberries, bananas and pineapples -- although these are just the ingredients used for the particular blog post -- and whipped cream cheese, he then tops then together, rolls them up and cuts them into small, bite-sized pieces. To serve, he puts some maple syrup into a soup bowl and eats them with a chopstick.
Trend Themes
1. Dessert Sushi Rolls - The fusion of dessert and sushi creates opportunities for innovation in the food industry.
2. Breakfast Sushi - Creating breakfast-specific sushi rolls opens the door to new flavor combinations and breakfast food innovations.
3. Alternative Waffle Recipes - Using non-traditional waffle recipes, such as pizzelles, offers the chance to create unique and unexpected dishes.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage Industry - The creation of new dessert and breakfast sushi rolls could lead to new menu items at restaurants, cafes, and bakeries.
2. Waffle Maker Industry - The use of pizzelle makers, or similar machines, for creating unique waffle alternatives could open up a new market for kitchen appliances.
3. Online Food Blogging Industry - The development of innovative recipes, like the Waffle Breakfast Sushi Rolls, allows for growth within the online food blogging community.

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