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Which canned mackerel is healthiest?

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Crown Prince Mackerel in Water. Crown Prince offers whole-bodied, juicy mackerel in brine. This mackerel is wild-caught, and the fish are canned whole, with just the head and tail removed. The fish is Paleo-certified and delivers a stunning 4955 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids per serving.

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