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RESEARCHSARMSUGFREAKeudomestic
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Seafood

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How come I hardly ever see seafood in the diets posted. Except for salmon and tuna. Is there a reason?

Shrimp, Scallops, Mahi Mahi, etc...


Maybe I hang out underwater too much. :jarswim:
 
I hate all fish and it takes a lot of shrimp to get the right amount of protein, without a yummy sauce or side, I'm usually gagging by the time I'm done.'

I'll throw in a few here and there.
 
Pink Space Biscuit said:
I hate all fish and it takes a lot of shrimp to get the right amount of protein, without a yummy sauce or side, I'm usually gagging by the time I'm done.'

I'll throw in a few here and there.



Really? I love fresh rock shrimp in Florida.

1 cup is 30 grams of protein. I can eat that in no time. Just grill it and throw it over a little rice.
 
I will find the bag I got next time I go to the store. This wasn't with rice, it was a pure protein night meal and the amount was absurd. It was weighed on a scale, not by a measuring cup. I was testing something called ID diet at the time for a friend. I was trying to swallow them whole by the end, then I just gave up.

Now shrimp with other forms of food or flavor are great, but I've only ordered them at restaurants since that disaster.
 
Pink Space Biscuit said:
I will find the bag I got next time I go to the store. This wasn't with rice, it was a pure protein night meal and the amount was absurd. It was weighed on a scale, not by a measuring cup. I was testing something called ID diet at the time for a friend. I was trying to swallow them whole by the end, then I just gave up.

Now shrimp with other forms of food or flavor are great, but I've only ordered them at restaurants since that disaster.



Are you talking about frozen shrimp in a bag? That does sound yuck!

Fresh seafood is great. Grilled, it will literally melt in your mouth.

I looked on FitDay.com and 1 cup of shrimp is 35 grams of protein.

I'm not sure about scallops and other fish.


Stone Crabs:):p
 
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Okay, now I'm looking at this. I've always wondered, but was too afraid to ask...Catfish? Bad or good?

I love catfish, scrod, clams, and oysters. Do not like salmon or tuna steak:( Can not have scallops(allergic unfortunately), shrimp, lobster, or crab...sucks big time:mad:

Anything wrong with the seafood I do like? As far as not good for ya?
 
Fresh Catfish -


Amount Per 1 fillet
Calories 151.05
Calories from Fat 40.35

% Daily Value *

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Total Fat 4.48g 7%

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Saturated Fat 1.15g 6%

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Polyunsaturated Fat 1.38g

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Monounsaturated Fat 1.34g

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Cholesterol 92.22mg 31%

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Sodium 68.37mg 3%

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Potassium 569.22mg 16%

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Total Carbohydrate 0g 0%

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Dietary Fiber 0g 0%

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Protein 26.04g 52%

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Alcohol 0g


Vitamin A 2 % Vitamin C 2 %

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Calcium 2 % Iron 3 %

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Vitamin D 199 % Vitamin E 2 %

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Thiamin 17 % Riboflavin 6 %

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Niacin 15 % Folate 4 %

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Vitamin B-6 9 % Vitamin B-12 59 %

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Phosphorus 33 % Magnesium 9 %

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Zinc 5 % Copper 3 %

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*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

Ingredients
Ingredient Name Amount Units Processing
This food does not have any ingredients.
 
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