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<blockquote data-quote="Patch" data-source="post: 295731" data-attributes="member: 13526"><p>Mackarel. I bloody love Mackarel. I can't wait to try the new Mackarel in Curry Sauce that I have in my cupboard! lunch yesterday was salad with tinned Mackarel in Mustard sauce.</p><p></p><p>Tinned Sardines I will eat - but only after removing the bones, and that gets fiddly... (I know the bones in tinned sardines are edible - but I just don't like the texture of teh bones... :sick: )</p><p></p><p>Also - I've reads somewher that tinned fish in oil is much healthier than the stuff in brine. Some nutrients soak out of the fish and into th brne - and where does the brine go? Down the sink!</p><p></p><p>I still buy tuna in spring water, but I probably will start getting the stuff that comes in olive oil...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Patch, post: 295731, member: 13526"] Mackarel. I bloody love Mackarel. I can't wait to try the new Mackarel in Curry Sauce that I have in my cupboard! lunch yesterday was salad with tinned Mackarel in Mustard sauce. Tinned Sardines I will eat - but only after removing the bones, and that gets fiddly... (I know the bones in tinned sardines are edible - but I just don't like the texture of teh bones... :sick: ) Also - I've reads somewher that tinned fish in oil is much healthier than the stuff in brine. Some nutrients soak out of the fish and into th brne - and where does the brine go? Down the sink! I still buy tuna in spring water, but I probably will start getting the stuff that comes in olive oil... [/QUOTE]
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