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Some tasty value Pinot Noir
08-14-2001, 04:22 PM,
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Swordfish had a bad reputation for being high in mercury. Heavy metal, and not the head-banging variety. It's overfished, of course, so are almost all varieties of tasty ocean fish these days, it's a hungry planet.
Scoff if you must, but fish farming has a lot to be said for it. I like farm-raised salmon, trout and catfish a lot better than deciding what wine goes with krill du jour or soylent green.
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