Nationwide study casts a wide net over seafood fraud
 

So, what is in my fille-o-fish?

http://eatocracy.cnn.com/2013/02/21/...udy/?hpt=hp_c3

59% of America’s “tuna” isn’t actually tuna
http://qz.com/55699/59-percent-of-am...actually-tuna/

and the tuna substitute escolar "consumption of escolar causes explosive, oily, orange diarrhea. "
http://www.thekitchn.com/use-caution...g-escola-66602

I am glad I eat my catch and nothing else.

Re: Nationwide study casts a wide net over seafood fraud
 

Except on very rare occassions, that's all I eat as well...

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escolar "consumption of escolar causes explosive, oily, orange diarrhea. "


"People have reported that the discharges are often difficult to control and accidents can happen while passing gas."

LOL

Re: Nationwide study casts a wide net over seafood fraud
 

sounds like a "shart":eek:

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Got that once from bad butterfish in a high end restaurant; believe me, I don't wish this on ANYONE!! I'll never eat butterfish again!! HORRIBLE!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

(PS - Just read the article and see it's ALSO called butterfish, FANTASTIC!!! :D)

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Oh, and I was ON A DATE when the effects hit!! Lol!!! :eek: :eek: :D :D

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I have grown accustomed to eating my own fish. You can't beat fresh caught fish, store bought cannot compare, especially if you don't know what you are getting!:eek:

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I do not eat store bought fish only what I catch personally except for Shrimpies - crabbies

RRRRRR -G - :cool:

Give me that Filet-O-Fish - Give me dat Fish AAAAAAJHHHHHH -

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escolar "consumption of escolar causes explosive, oily, orange diarrhea. "

sushi restraunts call it white tuna... little amount wont hurt you but large amounts will. Back in the days it was used as a form of weight loss. go figure:cool:

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That "White Tuna" on the Sushi platter always did taste good but, I always wondered what the hell "White Tuna" was. (Good thing there was never more than a few pieces)