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Salt Free Tinned Fish

naideo · 2011-04-12 14:26:26

Hi, I'm new to tinned fish, I have a low salt diet and I am wondering if anyone knows of any low/preferably no salt tinned fish brands...I think I came across one salt free Tuna but that was it, If anyone has come across any I would be very grateful to know!! Thanks

12-04-2011 2:26pm

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naideo

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Hi,

I'm new to tinned fish, I have a low salt diet and I am wondering if anyone knows of any low/preferably no salt tinned fish brands...I think I came across one salt free Tuna but that was it, If anyone has come across any I would be very grateful to know!!

Thanks

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#2 10-06-2011 8:06pm

somuj

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I can't seem to find any either. I can't understnd why almost everything has to have salt added to it. Even so called healthy foods are laiden with the stuff.

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#3 10-06-2011 8:20pm

Adelie

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salt is added to tinned fish to preserve it, if you don't want salt in your fish then buy fresh fish.

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