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What should you eat if you don’t eat fish?

Asked: Remi Salmon, Last Updated:

If you're not a fan of fish, there are still a number of ways to get the healthful benefits of omega-3 fatty acids in your daily diet....Plant-Based Alternatives to Omega-3 Fatty Acids

  • Flaxseeds. Flaxseeds are the richest source of ALA in our diets. ...
  • Mixed greens. ...
  • Canola oil. ...
  • Walnuts. ...
  • Soybeans and tofu.
Sep 11, 2012

FAQ

  • Why is cucumber good for fish?

    Cucumber is good for fish. it has been known to cure swim bladder infections. to get them to the bottom, stick something heavy inside.

  • Will crawfish stay alive on ice?

    You can store crawfish on ice for several days without killing them as long as you replace the ice as needed – but the fresher, the better. If you store them for more than two days, rotate the sack daily.

  • How often do you give oyster shells to chickens?

    Feed oyster shell. An egg contains 94-97 percent calcium carbonate, all of which must be pulled from your chickens' bodies. If you have chickens that lay frequently, as in everyday or every other day, they will need even more oyster shell than those that lay just a couple of times per week.

  • Can blue crayfish live outside of water?

    Can my crayfish come out of the water? Yes, they have been known to live out of water for weeks, as long they are kept damp. They need enough water to keep their gills wet.

  • Are sprats in oil healthy?

    They are present in amounts comparable to Atlantic salmon, and up to seven times higher in EPA and DHA than common fresh fillets of gilt-head bream. The sprats contain about 1.43 g/100 g of these polyunsaturated fatty acids that have been found to help prevent mental, neural, and cardiovascular diseases.

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  • What is dried fish used for?

    It can be used in braised dishes, soup, or dim sum. Cajun gumbo often utilizes dried shrimp instead of, or in addition to, fresh shrimp to add a different taste to the traditional Cajun dish. A fish delicacy that is often created in Asia is called Bombay duck.

  • Can you cook frozen crayfish?

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    Short answer: Yes. You can eat those anchovies. You will not get a foodborne illness from the anchovies. Long Answer (Basically the “Why” dried anchovies won't make you sick.

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