/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.20586518]

Every time I buy frozen wild fish instead of farmed at least one of the filets has a visible worm in it. Never found a single worm in farmed fish.

[Anonymous No.20586545]

Cool beans

[Anonymous No.20586549]

>>20586518
Good keep doing what youre doing and keep spreading this information too

[Anonymous No.20586551]

>>20586545
>>20586549
t. big fish

[Anonymous No.20586552]

>>20586551
little fish

[Anonymous No.20586557]

>>20586518
Ive never seen a worm in any kind of fish Ive bought, have you tried living in a dirst world country

[Anonymous No.20586561]

>>20586557
>dirst world country
oh shidd

[Anonymous No.20586563]

>>20586518
If it's frozen what's there to worry about?

[Anonymous No.20586568]

>>20586561
>>20586557
IF ONLY WE COULD FLY

[Anonymous No.20586569]

>>20586557
>Ive never seen a worm in any kind of fish
All wild fish have worms in them. There is an elaborate process just to remove visible worms from fish but they're still in there. This is why "sushi-grade" fish exists, because fish is just naturally fucking loaded with parasites. If you've eaten fish you've eaten worms, 100% chance.

[Anonymous No.20586574]

Never experienced anything of the sort. Are you getting fish from the dumpster?

[Anonymous No.20586577]

>>20586574
7-11 from rajeesh my friendly neighborhood jeet

[Anonymous No.20586582]

>>20586574
I'm buying frozen wild caught fish at the grocery. I eat fish frequently, at least 3 times a week. It's easy miss the worms if your not paying attention, it's just a tiny white string.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/worms-in-fresh-fish-a-common-occurence-1.4779513

[Anonymous No.20586586]

>>20586582
Canada is basically hell on earth I guess

[Anonymous No.20586592]

>>20586586
Anon, I live in the US. The fish all comes from the same places. It's full of worms. If you eat fish beyond fish filets at McDonald's this is just part of reality, and if you eat those you got way bigger problems than worms.

[Anonymous No.20586604]

>>20586569
I'd even say for farmed shit there's probably fucking parasitic worms too. You're just not getting away without eating them. That's why almost all fish is flash frozen at the very least by law in the US.

I cringe really hard when I see hipsters online saying "we are sushi freshly caught out of the ocean". Brother in Christ you have 100% given yourself a parasite

[Anonymous No.20586624]

>>20586518
Farmed has more EPA and DHA anyway

[Anonymous No.20586638]

>>20586624
Farmed isn't always readily available because there's an unironic wild salmon lobby that's suppressing the industry's growth, and not just for farmed salmon, but the entire industry. Like most of the stigma surrounding tilapia is due to that lobby, because it's the cheapest and most widely available farm fish.

[Anonymous No.20586694]

[Anonymous No.20586897]

Never seen one.

[Anonymous No.20586910]

that's why i only eat beef. every other meat is nasty

[Anonymous No.20586921]

>>20586518
Wild fish is full of parasites anon
The fish is flash frozen to kill them. Required to by law
Eat your worms pussy

[Anonymous No.20586932]

I was a member of an economic club that was guested by ADM in Decatur IL. We visited their tanks of tilapia fish. The tilapia are fed the processing remnants of GMO corn sprayed with glyphosate etc. -- stalks, leaves, silk etc. They bioaccumulate massive levels of pathogens and then some of you eat them. I h/n eaten farmed fish since that trip.

[Anonymous No.20587257]

>>20586910
Beef also has worms, but they are more adapted to the human body and therefore less likely to wind up somewhere that will kill the host.

[Anonymous No.20587275]

>>20586638
>lobbying group that artificially restricts growth in order to drive up scarcity and price
many such cases. it's just the world we live in.

[Anonymous No.20587290]

>>20586569
>"sushi-grade" fish
not a real thing. all marketing

[Anonymous No.20587305]

>>20586561
based durstposter

[Anonymous No.20587317]

>>20586604
At farms run ethically by White Europeans the fish are medicated to remove parasites and are fed an enriched diet. They are better in every way than le epin wild fish that swim around randomly eating plastic and human wastes, sadly brown and yellow demons have ruined the reputation of aquaculture as they do everything else.

[Anonymous No.20587318]

>>20586604
Those people probably already have intestinal parasites from other activities so it's just another layer added onto their health burden.

[Anonymous No.20587362]

Protip: cook it before you eat it. Fire kills worms.

[Anonymous No.20587421]

>>20587362
Fish is very delicate and overcooks easily.

[Anonymous No.20587450]

It's always funny how people are obsessed about parasites but know nothing about them. It is possible but extremely unlikely to get parasites from fish, their bodies are very different to ours

[Anonymous No.20587460]

>>20587450
That's wrong and the difference between our bodies and theirs is what makes their parasites dangerous to humans.

[Anonymous No.20587468]

>>20587460
It isn't wrong for the exact reason you just said

[Anonymous No.20587473]

>>20587468
Parasites normally have evolved not to kill their host, but if their host is a wildly different animal then they might wind up in places they shouldn't be, like the brain.

[Anonymous No.20587510]

>>20587473
Yes and that very rarely happens

[Anonymous No.20587527]

>>20586921
>The fish is flash frozen to kill them. Required to by law
cite the law

[Anonymous No.20587544]

>>20586518
>shithole dweller problems
Meh.

[Anonymous No.20587553]

I think some fish are just more prone to parasites than others. Wild salmon will have parasites but i've never seen one in swordfish. Of course salmon are sort of short lifecycle fish and i think most commercial salmon fishing is done near the shore as they're returning to spawn, which is naturally the end of their lifecycle, so you're eating old degenerate fish.

[Anonymous No.20587554]

>>20586557
>>20586568
>>20587305
IT'S JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS

[Anonymous No.20587663]

>>20587553
I've had terrible luck with flounder.

[Anonymous No.20589056]

>>20587290
you're retarded

[Anonymous No.20589089]

>>20586518
wild salmon are predatory fish, near the top of the food chain. they are almost always filled with parasites as a consequence of their life style.

farmed salmon, trapped in a large resevoir and swimming and breathing in their own feces, have different health problems.

[Anonymous No.20589113]

>>20586638
fish farms are giant pollutors that wreck local ecosystems and represent huge drains of local fresh water resources.

>>20587450
>>20587460
the kind of worms found in salmon can not survive in a human body because our bodies are literally too hot. that being said, if they end up in your stomach still alive, they may attempt to try and escape which means they will trry to burrow through the lining of your stomach before dying which will result in a lot of pain and distress.

[Anonymous No.20590724]

>>20586910
>he doesn't know
ngmi

[Anonymous No.20590741]

>freeze fish
>cook fish
>worm ded
what does it matter really?

[Anonymous No.20590752]

>>20586569
Love worms they are good protein

[Anonymous No.20591528]

>>20586518
Isn't fish frozen to kill those worms? I fee like all fish regardless of sourcing has a high chance for having parasitic worm so if you regularly eat fish it makes sense to always go with frozen fish.

[Anonymous No.20591943]

>>20587554
N 2 Gether now is probably one of the best songs ever made

[Anonymous No.20592377]

How do I spice up my salmon? I can't find any fish seasoning at my store. I tried lemon juice but it wasn't enough. Can I just use salt and pepper?
>>20591528
Yeah, they flash freeze it to kill the eggs. The only way you will get a parasite from fish is if you catch it wild yourself and then it eat raw or undercooked

[Anonymous No.20592426]

>>20591528
the worms are dead but they're still in there and they're gross. at least you don't get parasites living in your gut.

[Anonymous No.20592454]

>>20587527
>cite the law
Not that anon, but it's Food Code 3-402.11-12 that requires flash freezing of fish served raw for the destruction of parasites.

[Anonymous No.20594102]

>>20586518
If the worm is dead though, then it's just one more variety of protein isn't it? Or is it toxic so we shouldn't eat it?

[Anonymous No.20595786]

>>20592377
buy some lemon thyme, garden centers have them now -- for them to survive indoors though you have to mist them frequently, use some soap -- dish soap that doesn't have alcohol in it.

[Anonymous No.20595941]

>>20586569
FUCK ANIME!!!!!

[Anonymous No.20597382]

>>20586518
farmed fish don't have parasites, because salmon get worms from their diet and farmed salmons' diets are 100% controlled by humans

[Anonymous No.20597384]

>>20586569
the nips basically refused to eat raw salmon until the 80's because they were loaded with worms

[Anonymous No.20597387]

>>20587450
praying that you get an anisakis worm burrowing inside you before dying in your muscle tissue

[Anonymous No.20597391]

>>20597382
behold, farmed fish

[Anonymous No.20597411]

>>20586569
who is this cutie

[Anonymous No.20597431]

People honestly overblow the whole worms in fish concern, they're often dead by the time you eat the fish and we're not even that harmful anyway.

[Anonymous No.20597702]

I don’t buy salmon, I catch it on the Columbia River and it’s tributaries. Very rarely see worms. Vacuum seal and freeze the fish for a couple days if you’re that concerned.