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Posted by: BigDyl

Good or Bad?

Posted by: fufu

Bad for the salmon!

Posted by: Jodi

Canned is always higher in sodium as well as the risk of preservatives. It's good like a can of tuna but you could get better quality from the foil packs or fresh

Posted by: fufu

Bigdyl, I ever get to be the captain of my own shrimping boat when we get back to Alamaba will you be my first mate?

Posted by: BigDyl

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Originally Posted by fufu

Bigdyl, I ever get to be the captain of my own shrimping boat when we get back to Alamaba will you be my first mate?

I aint never been on no shrimpin' boat, but I was on a real big boat. I'll be your first mate.

Posted by: fufu

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Originally Posted by BigDyl

I aint never been on no shrimpin' boat, but I was on a real big boat. I'll be your first mate.

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Posted by: fufu

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Originally Posted by BigDyl

I aint never been on no shrimpin' boat, but I was on a real big boat. I'll be your first mate.

I'm talking about a shrimp catching boat, I've been working on shrimp boats all my life. I started out on my uncle's boat, that's my mother's brother...when I was about maybe nine.

Posted by: assassin

www.nutri-facts.com

see their nutrition facts and post it

Posted by: Emma-Leigh

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Originally Posted by BigDyl

Good or Bad?

Good.

If you are willing to eat canned tuna, then salmon in a can is fine too... I make sure I get the stuff with skin and bones included as these are also an excellent source of calcium (plus - crunchy!).

Posted by: MCx2

Two.

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