Snappers are fish fingers, right or wrong?

Answer 1

There are around 100 species of fish in the "Snapper" family. Also, in New England, they call baby bluefish "snappers" because they are such aggressive little biters.

Answer 2

Snapper is a fish all by itself. Often known as red snapper. It can be served whole, as a steak or in any number of ways. Bake, broil, fry, you pick!

Fish fingers are completely different and may be made up of a combination of white fish. Usually they are coated and deep fried.

Answer 3

Snapper is a fish. fish fingers are any fish cut into long, finger sized pieces and fried. You can make fish fingers out of snapper if you like.

Answer 4

Wrong. "Fish Fingers" are a detestable frozen English "food" made by flash-freezing perfectly serviceable fish and covering them with hydrolyzed glutz.

Snapper is a kind of fish.

"Snapper" is also a slang northern term for an infant. (Infants can be delicious, especially if prepared with a little fresh-chopped garlic and melted butter.) LOL

Answer 5

snappers are aligators
that you feed nice big juicy raw steak to!
Im not much of a fan of fish fingers
so Im guessing this might be a term in a differnet part of the country or even the world.

Answer 6

Snappers are fish or turtles or gators. Or, my grandpa used to call a booger a snapper! LOL!

Answer 7

wrong, a snapper is a kind of fish. they are generally pink skinned

Answer 8

I thought it was a turtle!

Answer 9

Bzzzzz,,,dumb ar*e !!!

Answer 10

WRONG