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Which fish is the sweetest in Nigeria?

Asked: Makos [Enjoy The Sea], Last Updated:

MACKEREL ( Also known as Titus) is very sweet. It has a glossy skin, and one of the most expensive. It is an oily fish, mackerel has outer layers of red meat and lighter interior meat.

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