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Is bream a good fish to eat?

Asked: patricia milote, Last Updated:

With dense, juicy white flesh, sea bream are usually sold whole or in fillets. With a satisfying meaty texture, a clean taste and a delicate flavour they're a good choice whether you're cooking fillets or opt to try a whole fish.

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