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    Where to buy salmon, cheap and good?

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    • O Offline
      osim
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      Pen88n:
      Can use fish head for soup and rest of fish cut in fillet / slices up to you.


      How do you make your salmon fish head soup? Can share?

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        osim
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        tuition_czar:


        Thank you for sharing, but I believe it really depends on which wet market you go to.

        Anyways, consume salmon on a less irregular basis; while it is full of omega fatty acids, the fish may be unavoidably tainted by the chemical pollutions of waters these days. Think toxic metals.

        That will be all. Happy Sunday evening.
        The cheapest Salmon is less than $10/kg. The most ex is from Cold Storage, $35-$38 per kg. Anyone knows what justify this high price?

        One guy told me the cheap ones are farmed, CS ones from sea. Not sure if this is true. Would paying more means safer salmon, no toxic metal?

        Anyone knows where to get cheaper white cod fish. I heard this fish can't be farmed so very ex and eating it also mean we are helping to make them extinct. It's $60 per kg this days, used to be around $30 many years back. Even kurau are more ex then salmon now.

        For fish oil, I buy pharmaceutical grade to ensure non-toxic.

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          terry
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          I think most salmon r farm bred now. Unless they specify is wild salmon and there is a diff in the clr of the flesh. But usually i just buy frm ntuc. Smtimes, they sell salmon belly and it makes yummy porr for my bb.

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            Mychildren
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            Think salmon is ex. But I usually bought mine from fairprice. Find the fish from market is sometimes unreasonably ex so now my marketing is usually done at fairprice together with other dry items.

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              selinapeh
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              Hi,

              where can I buy cheap salmon, the other day I went to cold storage and saw their
              salmon fillet was $15 and my hubby ate the whole thing as it is not that big. Are there cheaper alternatives?[/quote]
              Other than wet market, can buy salmon fillet online - https://www.tankfullyfresh.com/seafood/fresh-seafood/salmon-trout-fillet

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                mummy0502
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                I've tried many places and finally stick with Le Food: https://www.facebook.com/people/LE-Food-Supply/100064303352109/


                I need my salmon to by bonesless and scale-off. So far their quality has been consistent.

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                  pokkadrink
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                  I bought their frozen salmon chunks from pickme.sg and make porridge with it. 1kg 18++ like not bad…

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                    yummy_chocolate
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                    eh you can try buy from pickme sg? theirs are frozen salmon but actually the quality quite good one.
                    https://pickme.sg/collections/buy-salmon-online-singapore can try.

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