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  • #16
    Oh--well, whatever. I've had both and they were truly disgusting to me!

    I don't eat rare tuna or steak tartar, either.

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    • #17
      I love fish. I even had food poisoning off of undercooked salmon on Friday and I still love it!

      I also love me some sashimi and tuna tartare.

      Everything is apparently bad for you, so I just say enjoy what you can!
      I'm just trying to make it out alive!

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      • #18
        Japanese people live forever on a diet of fish and green tea!
        married to an anesthesia attending

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        • #19
          We don't eat it because we don't like the taste. Had no idea it could be bed for us.
          Wife to PGY5. Mommy to baby girl born 11/2009. Cat mommy since 2002
          "“If you don't know where you are going any road can take you there”"

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          • #20
            CP - Same here.

            I flove all sorts of fish and fish-adjacent foodstuffs. As a teenager, my best friend's mom was Thai. I still have fond memories if sticky rice and fish sauce at just about every meal in their home. Their kids absolutely refused to eat Thai food. I lived on it for several summers while we lived near each other.

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            • #21
              I don't like to eat anything that swims!
              Needs

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              • #22
                We don't eat a lot of fish- I'm more sensitive to the over fishing issue than what's actually in the stuff. Occasionally some shrimp (wild-caught Gulf shrimp) the occasional crab cake if I'm in Maryland (don't bother otherwise) and maybe e/o month sushi. I like it a lot but I worry about depleting the supply. (We only eat meat from the farmer's market or our organic grocery store (often uses the same farm sources.) If I'm going to eat a piece of chicken, it had better have been one damned happy chicken before it met it's demise. The nasty corporate chicken farms of MD/PA/WV are a huge part of the problem with the Chesapeake Bay. Literal shit washing in. Serious yuck.)

                We're 75% vegetarians these days.

                Jenn

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