Acne Q & A Archive: Salmon from the grocery store

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Author	Topic: Salmon from the grocery store
rospy007 12-11-2002 09:28 PM	Can I eat Salmon from the grocery store since we don't have a fish market around here. The only way they come is in fillets and that is the only fish I can find that is not frozen. Also, how do I access the old topics from the last board? I have tried clicking on that link but it hasn't worked for me. Thanks, Emily K.
Wai 12-12-2002 06:01 AM	quote: Can I eat Salmon from the grocery store since we don't have a fish market around here. The only way they come is in fillets and that is the only fish I can find that is not frozen. Yes, that is okay, but often, that fish has been frozen somewhere done the line anyway... quote: Also, how do I access the old topics from the last board? I have tried clicking on that link but it hasn't worked for me. Yes, it doesn't work anymore. Maybe the old board can be repaired again (viewing only)
rospy007 12-12-2002 11:21 AM	quote: Yes, that is okay, but often, that fish has been frozen somewhere done the line anyway... How do I find out if it has been frozen? Isn't it bad to eat frozen fish? quote: Yes, it doesn't work anymore. Maybe the old board can be repaired again (viewing only) Please let me know when it is repaired.
Wai 12-13-2002 06:07 AM	quote: How do I find out if it has been frozen? If you have a piece of salmon that has certainly not been frozen, you can compare its taste to a piece that might have been frozen; you will notice a difference that is hard to describe; fish that has been frozen is less tasty, 'flat', 'feels less alive'. You can tell the shop-owner that you react allergically to fish that has previously been frozen, and you therefore need to know for sure. You don't want "to end up having to sue somebody", "so PLEASE be honest to me..."