Fresh fish
@almubarak (76)
Indonesia
November 8, 2021 6:27am CST
Eating fresh fish is very healthy. You see, the fish we consume are free of preservatives or chemicals that are not good for the body.
I often see in traditional markets, the fish that are sold are not healthy anymore. The condition of the fish is not fit for consumption, contains formalin and the meat is no longer fresh.
Let alone humans, flies sometimes don't want to eat the fish because it contains formaldehyde or a preservative that is harmful to the human body.
Because of that, lately I often buy fresh fish that have just been caught by fishermen. These fish are still alive.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
8 Nov 21
The fish in your picture is called " pampano" in our country, it costs around 10 dollars /kg. Here and it's very meaty and delicious. You are right you can get it fresher for less if you live near a fishing village by the sea.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
8 Nov 21
@Andini understandable especially if you live far from the sea since India is a vast sub-continent.
@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
In our place, the fish is called Rambue, and sometimes Baby GT. These are the fish that are most in demand by buyers. Besides being fresh, the price is also cheap.
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@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
We can get this fresh fish any time. The fishermen catch fish three times a day: morning, afternoon and evening. Freshly caught fish are immediately sold.
@Nawsheen (28643)
• Mauritius
11 Nov 21
@almubarak Before covid, we used to go fishing and grill the fish by the beach. It was awesome
@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
So true. Fresh fish tastes better than frozen fish.
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@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
12 Nov 21
@Nawsheen Very interesting. Fishing is a fun activity. Hopefully after the Pandemic subsides, you can fish again.
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@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
I often buy fresh fish now. I don't really like fish that like to be given preservatives and ice.
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@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
Yes, there are many sources of vitamins and protein from fish, especially fresh fish.
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@Andini (3211)
• Indonesia
10 Nov 21
@almubarak sure many sources of Vitamin A from fish but Fish is filled with omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins such as D and B2 (riboflavin). Fish is rich in calcium and phosphorus and a great source of minerals, such as iron, zinc, iodine, magnesium, and potassium.
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@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
So true. This fish has just been caught and sold immediately. It's great when it's cooked or fried.
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@cmoneyspinner (9219)
• Austin, Texas
8 Nov 21
When I lived in Miami, Florida, eating fresh fish was not a problem because my late husband loved to go fishing. But now I'm in land-locked Austin, Texas and fresh fish is kind of expensive.
@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
You should go back to fishing like your late husband. This will help you get fresh fish, and don't have to buy because they are expensive. Fishing will also be very fun.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
8 Nov 21
Just fish... everything is unnaturally preserved nowadays. Almost everything from fruits to even flowers everything is chemically preserved to last longer or inflate. Why are all these health issues around the world nowadays. And people are least bothered doing all this.
@almubarak (76)
• Indonesia
9 Nov 21
I agree with you. Almost foodstuffs are preserved to make them last longer. And, this is problematic in terms of health. Sometimes we eat foods that are preserved using clothing preservatives or corpse preservatives. Very unhealthy.
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