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meatISawesome369 Hunter


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Kristi31 Top Cat


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Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 11:38 pm Post subject: |
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I'm not sure if CANNED anything is especially healthy. Better to buy it fresh from the fish market. Sardines are usually very affordable. I personally don't like them much. Although they do contain much Omega-3 and fat. _________________ "When you give up your dream, you die" |
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meatISawesome369 Hunter


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Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 2:13 am Post subject: |
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well if one is living on only canned sardines then there MIGHT be a problem because you need FRESH meat for your vitamin C, but I believe sardines are good on the go and provide lots of calcium. But I see where your coming from Kristi because I've seen that you eat mainly everything raw so sardines are probably a no-no for you, but as long as there aren't any nasty oils(soybean, olive, etc.) preserving the sardines, one would be fine. Don't get me wrong though; I eat everything rare as well but am not afraid of well cooked canned fish every once in a while.
Stephen
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