New Here; used to be raw vegan

Mr. PC · Post by **Mr. PC** » Wed 03 Feb 2010 02:02

Is there anything I can do to get rid of the fish smell? (besides not eating frozen fish, since that's my cheap fish source). Drinking lots of water with it or something? Or lemon?

I guess I could just not not eat fish the night before a date (so my date will want to eat me

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Sry, bad joke; TBH I'm not dating anyone

YouTube · Post by **RRM** » Wed 03 Feb 2010 09:31

You can eat frozen fish,
but the fish has to be of high quality
(=fresh when frozen)

Mr. PC · Post by **Mr. PC** » Sat 06 Feb 2010 03:41

Ah, but there is no way of knowing whether it's high quality because I'm buying it frozen.
Did you say generally the more expensive brands would be more freshly frozen? (I'm probly imagining that actually, but maybe it's true anyway).

Maybe if I don't eat the fish as my last meal (of the day). Maybe something like -fish at 8:30, 2 yolks at 9:30, 1 yolk at 10:30. Before I would usually having the fish around 11-12. Also, would it matter (to smell) whether I've thawed it completely or not? I guess these are just things I'd have to experiment with, but maybe that would just be a waste of time.

YouTube · Post by **RRM** » Sat 06 Feb 2010 16:46

Mr. PC wrote:Ah, but there is no way of knowing whether it's high quality because I'm buying it frozen.

There are different places where you can buy frozen fish.
You can also buy a brand name in a supermarket,
then the reputation of both the supermarket and that brand are at stake,
making it much more probable that its high quality fish.

Maybe if I don't eat the fish as my last meal (of the day)....
would it matter (to smell) whether I've thawed it completely or not?...

No, i dont think those two matter, at all.

Mr. PC · Post by **Mr. PC** » Sat 06 Feb 2010 23:54

OK, thanks RRM. I've tried brand names at the supermarket, but I guess I'll have to experiment with different brands.