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Is branzino high in mercury?

Asked: Nick Lindner, Last Updated:

Branzino is not the most nutrient-dense fish for babies (sardines, trout, or wild salmon are best), but with its relatively low levels of mercury, branzino is a safe option for little ones. Once cooked, the fish has a flaky consistency and mild taste.

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