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To: Snowshoe who wrote (45974)	1/29/2009 3:05:10 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219745

Yum!! < Today at the fish market I bought fresh Alaska spot shrimp and frozen Alaska halibut, both at US$13.95/lb. Fresh troll-caught wild king salmon was available for US$21.95/lb, along with fresh sole and rockfish at US$8.95/lb, and Alaskan cod at US$5.95/lb.> NZ farmed salmon is fake. They use dye to colour it and canola oil instead of wild food oil [to make the oiliness of salmon]. The food is only partly from sea harvests. I suppose they use soya or something for protein. No doubt near enough to make it look like salmon, but it's not the real thing. Your wild king salmon sounds great. US$44 per kilogram is expensive and NZ$88 serious money. But wild is great so I guess that's the price for quality. Mqurice