They were out here too last time wife went to the store. Good stuffThe most bad luck I can come up with for today is:
DW went to our grocery store and they were out of my favorite seafood-salad!
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I guess by 'Krab' you mean p ollock and whiting (fish), which is what is in Wal-Mart's seafood salad.
It is food from the sea, so that makes it 'seafood', right?
16oz tub for only $4.98 !
...but I will never go to Wal-Mart.
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This evening: Got lost by car on college campus. Parked and got lost on foot on college campus. Iāve been there before but itās been a while. Didnāt bother to keep trying to track down the buildingā¦would have arrived to event too late and missed the one performance I was there for. And this little piggy cried wee wee wee all the way home.
Felt bad at work, had to leave early.
Certain areas at work were flooded today and Iāve got to deal with it tomorrow.
Felt bad at work, had to leave early.
Certain areas at work were flooded today and Iāve got to deal with it tomorrow.
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Crazy Crab salad.I guess by 'Krab' you mean p ollock and whiting (fish), which is what is in Wal-Mart's seafood salad.
It is food from the sea, so that makes it 'seafood', right?
16oz tub for only $4.98 !
1 bag of crab chunks lightly chopped.
1 bag of pre-cooked baby shrimp.
1 small box of raisins (1/4 cup.
1 shredded carrot.
2 sticks of celery, shredded.
1/4 tablespoon of dill seed.
1/4 cup of Kraft salad dressing.
run it through the cake mixer.
Imitation crab is made from surimi, which is fish flesh that has been deboned, then minced into a paste, and mixed with other ingredients. Itās an affordable alternative to real crab, but itās highly processed and lower in certain nutrients.
Chances are, youāve eaten imitation crab ā even if you didnāt realize it.
This crab stand-in has become popular over the past few decades and is commonly found in seafood salad, crab cakes, California sushi rolls, and crab rangoons.
In short, imitation crab is processed fish meat ā in fact, itās sometimes called āthe hot dog of the sea.ā However, you may still wonder what itās made from and whether itās healthy.
This article explains everything you need to know about imitation crab.
Imitation crab is made from surimi, which is fish flesh that has been deboned, washed to remove fat and unwanted bits, then minced into a paste. This paste is blended with other ingredients before being heated and pressed into shapes that mimic crab meat (1Trusted Source).
While imitation crab is made from seafood, it generally contains no crab, other than a tiny amount of crab extract that is sometimes added for flavoring.
*******, which has a mild color and odor, is commonly used to make surimi. This fish is also used to make fish sticks and other breaded fish products (1Trusted Source).
Packages of crab-like products may be labeled āimitation crabā or āfish protein blending with crab,ā but must follow government labeling rules. In Japan, surimi-based seafood is often called kamaboko.
On restaurant menus, imitation crab may be spelled ākrabā to indicate that itās fake.
Real crab is significantly higher in several nutrients compared to imitation crab.
Hereās how 3 ounces, or 85 grams (g), of imitation and cooked Alaska king crab compare
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/imitation-crab#imitation-vs-real-crab
Chances are, youāve eaten imitation crab ā even if you didnāt realize it.
This crab stand-in has become popular over the past few decades and is commonly found in seafood salad, crab cakes, California sushi rolls, and crab rangoons.
In short, imitation crab is processed fish meat ā in fact, itās sometimes called āthe hot dog of the sea.ā However, you may still wonder what itās made from and whether itās healthy.
This article explains everything you need to know about imitation crab.
What Is imitation crab?
Imitation crab is made from surimi, which is fish flesh that has been deboned, washed to remove fat and unwanted bits, then minced into a paste. This paste is blended with other ingredients before being heated and pressed into shapes that mimic crab meat (1Trusted Source).
While imitation crab is made from seafood, it generally contains no crab, other than a tiny amount of crab extract that is sometimes added for flavoring.
*******, which has a mild color and odor, is commonly used to make surimi. This fish is also used to make fish sticks and other breaded fish products (1Trusted Source).
Packages of crab-like products may be labeled āimitation crabā or āfish protein blending with crab,ā but must follow government labeling rules. In Japan, surimi-based seafood is often called kamaboko.
On restaurant menus, imitation crab may be spelled ākrabā to indicate that itās fake.
Nutritionally inferior to real crab
Real crab is significantly higher in several nutrients compared to imitation crab.
Hereās how 3 ounces, or 85 grams (g), of imitation and cooked Alaska king crab compare
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/imitation-crab#imitation-vs-real-crab
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Thank the Lord for the 15th !!!The most bad luck I can come up with for today is:
DW went to our grocery store and they were out of my favorite seafood-salad!
Oh, and for the hecklers out there, ours contains Alaskan p ollock and tiny shrimp.
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