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Do You Like It Raw or Cooked??? Over 45% Of People Prefer Cooked Salmon.
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@Willyfish will not like this.
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Millions of girls out there are eating raw willys. No one cares.
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Hahahahaha, that one was really good!
evanskyler
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Cooked is better
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@Willyfish would like to know your thoughts !!
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There is only 1 thing i like raw. Sushi 
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Like this
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Got me in the first half ngl.
Zombie Pop
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I have salmon baking in the oven for dinner as we speak!
webcrucials
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I think cooked will be better for me ;D
Trust WorkShop
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Some people like it neither raw nor cooked : they eat it while it is still alive
In Japan, "ikizukuri" is known as the preparation of sashimi from living fish and is considered a delicacy for being the freshest meat possible. The fish is typically filleted to reveal the meat but mostly intact, so that the consumer can see the beating heart and active movements.
In China, another dish involving live fish is popular, known as the "yin yang fish." Hence the name, the fish body is deep-fried in contrast with the head still raw, fresh and sometimes still moving.
Hence, OP's fishy friend better not visit Japan, China
In Japan, "ikizukuri" is known as the preparation of sashimi from living fish and is considered a delicacy for being the freshest meat possible. The fish is typically filleted to reveal the meat but mostly intact, so that the consumer can see the beating heart and active movements.
In China, another dish involving live fish is popular, known as the "yin yang fish." Hence the name, the fish body is deep-fried in contrast with the head still raw, fresh and sometimes still moving.
Hence, OP's fishy friend better not visit Japan, China
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"Do You Like It Raw or Cooked??? Over 45% Of People Prefer Cooked Salmon."
So doesn't that mean that more people (just under 55%) prefer raw salmon? Or is there a not-yet revealed third option for salmon preparation that is hidden within the article? Am I meant to fall for the click bait and read the article to find out what this other possible option is?
So doesn't that mean that more people (just under 55%) prefer raw salmon? Or is there a not-yet revealed third option for salmon preparation that is hidden within the article? Am I meant to fall for the click bait and read the article to find out what this other possible option is?
JavascriptPufferfish
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i love raw fish, but i wouldn't dare to cook it like that myself. will keep paying that hefty sushi premium
True Miller
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yall need to watch seaspiracy, salmon is nasty, cant imagine eating it raw, BAKE THE SHIT OF IT IF YOU GONNA PUT IT NEAR YOUR MOUTH
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