Organic Prawns.......!!!!!????????????
03 September 2006, 12:23 AM
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Organic Prawns.......!!!!!????????????
WTF is that all about.
I thought they lived in the sea like the others I eat......am I wrong.
If normally sold prawns are caught in open water then how can the others be organic..I'm confused [maybe summut to do with the bottle of red I've just drunk
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I thought they lived in the sea like the others I eat......am I wrong.
If normally sold prawns are caught in open water then how can the others be organic..I'm confused [maybe summut to do with the bottle of red I've just drunk
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yep im baffled on that one to 
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03 September 2006, 12:55 AM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Why?
Because they are fed only on the finest of organic seaweeds, stupid..
Because they are fed only on the finest of organic seaweeds, stupid..
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Duh How can I be soooooooo stoooooooopid.
That must be free range seaweed, soon to be the tatse of organic sushi shops around the world.
What do you reckon.....think organic sushi shops will catch on....
You heard it first here...
Off to patent that right now
That must be free range seaweed, soon to be the tatse of organic sushi shops around the world.
What do you reckon.....think organic sushi shops will catch on....
You heard it first here...
Off to patent that right now
03 September 2006, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by pete higham
what the non organic prawns!!!
03 September 2006, 01:01 AM
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I would have thought Organic prawn are fished straight fromn the sea where as normal prawn are farmed within nets in tidal estuaries, fed on pelleted food....
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03 September 2006, 01:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I would have thought Organic prawn are fished straight fromn the sea where as normal prawn are farmed within nets in tidal estuaries, fed on pelleted food....
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03 September 2006, 08:13 AM
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The farmed, non-organic prawns are fed additives.
One of them is to make them more 'pink' because that is what Joe Public wants them to look like.
One of them is to make them more 'pink' because that is what Joe Public wants them to look like.
03 September 2006, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by DocJock
The farmed, non-organic prawns are fed additives.
One of them is to make them more 'pink' because that is what Joe Public wants them to look like.
One of them is to make them more 'pink' because that is what Joe Public wants them to look like.
03 September 2006, 10:45 AM
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with all the sewage / pollution in the worlds oceans I doubt there is such a thing as Organic sea food
Reminds me of an old Billy Connelly story about taking a dump on a plane, in synopsis, the blue ice lands in the ocean a fish swims along "along comes Mr Fish swimety swin and eats my turd munchety munch", he eats the fish for his supper the following friday lol
Reminds me of an old Billy Connelly story about taking a dump on a plane, in synopsis, the blue ice lands in the ocean a fish swims along "along comes Mr Fish swimety swin and eats my turd munchety munch", he eats the fish for his supper the following friday lol
03 September 2006, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Funkii Munkii
with all the sewage / pollution in the worlds oceans I doubt there is such a thing as Organic sea food
Reminds me of an old Billy Connelly story about taking a dump on a plane, in synopsis, the blue ice lands in the ocean a fish swims along "along comes Mr Fish swimety swin and eats my turd munchety munch", he eats the fish for his supper the following friday lol
Reminds me of an old Billy Connelly story about taking a dump on a plane, in synopsis, the blue ice lands in the ocean a fish swims along "along comes Mr Fish swimety swin and eats my turd munchety munch", he eats the fish for his supper the following friday lol
03 September 2006, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
"Munchety-crunchety...". But that only happens if they use a 'jobbie-weeker' !
Lol Jobbie weeker - thats the one
I have it somewhere on cassette, must dig it out and stick it in the car
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Now read that in Australia 10% of the prawns comed from farmed resources. So still not sure what makes a prawn Organic.
Seems organic prawns have to be farmed as they are kepy in low density pens.
http://www.graigfarm.co.uk/fishprawns.htm
I can't see that any prawns caught in the wild could be called organic
Roo
Seems organic prawns have to be farmed as they are kepy in low density pens.
http://www.graigfarm.co.uk/fishprawns.htm
I can't see that any prawns caught in the wild could be called organic
Roo
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