Re: Canned Wild Salmon - Brands/Metallic Taste

[Guest guest]

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> I'm finding the Bumblebee brand is very metallic. I will end up eating it

> all as I have nothing else for lunch today, but it is bothering me. The

> taste isn't quite copper - its something else that I am not as familiar

> with. It is a redder salmon than the others I am used to so I'm left

> wondering: Is this extra metallic taste normal?

Okay, a few more bites later and I'm convinced this is definately not

normal. I got a shock of mild heart pain and that wised me up. (I used to

get those all the time - but had gotten rid of them when my diet got ironed

out.) I'm hungry, but I just physically can't eat anymore. Is one can of

bad fish worth worrying about?

-Lana

[Guest guest]

Hi Lana,

My favorite is Trader Joes Wild Alaskan Salmon. My second favorite

is Trader Joes Red Salmon.

http://www.traderjoes.com/

René

>

> I'd like to start by saying I know ideally I should be avoiding

canned

> foods. However, since my food bill has been even higher (now that

I'm

> starch free and low salicylate), I'm going to have to start

consuming some

> things out of cans.

>

> I've been consuming pink salmon from Rain Coast Trading. Its kind

of pricy,

> so I picked up a few other brands that are wild caught, including

Bumble

> Bee's wild red sockeye which looked like a real deal.

>

> I'm finding the Bumblebee brand is very metallic. I will end up

eating it

> all as I have nothing else for lunch today, but it is bothering

me. The

> taste isn't quite copper - its something else that I am not as

familiar

> with. It is a redder salmon than the others I am used to so I'm

left

> wondering: Is this extra metallic taste normal?

>

> What is the best brand of canned wild salmon?

>

> -Lana

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