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Does dried fish taste good?

Asked: jane amber, Last Updated:

Dried fish has a strong flavour and an overpowering smell, which makes it an acquired taste. While smaller fish such as prawn/shrimp and anchovy are sundried, the process is different for fleshier fish such as king fish.

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