Howdy,
I worked on a fishing boat and when we caught a stray manta ray we cut the fins off while it was alive and tossed the body back in the ocean and laughed as it tried to swim off without wings.
We had to do this cause they were to big to fit down the hole.
We sold them at the dock and they made "sea scallops" out of them, but when I go onto land the fish monger says "sea"scallops are from real bivalves. I know what we did, and I KNOW we got paid for it.
WTF is going on? Are sea scallops made from skates/manta rays?
If you look at "sea scallops" notice they are HUIGE and UNIFORM - like they all got punched out from the same die.
2006-09-04
12:10:04
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5 answers
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blinky doodles
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I DID not cut them off, but other crew did. I was the observer. IF YOU EAT imitation scallops it is NO DIFFERENT than you cutting them off. This is the reality of the meat food chain!!!
2006-09-04
12:55:37 ·
update #1
ZThe same sized shrimp are SORTED and FARMED. Something like 90% of shrimp consumed are farm raised.
2006-09-04
12:56:38 ·
update #2
We were paid for the meat so someone sold it to consumers.
2006-09-04
12:57:57 ·
update #3