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Fish, do you class this as a meat?

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What-The-F-Man | 12:23 Wed 18th Aug 2010 | Food & Drink
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When you think of it fish is meat but instead of grazing on land they "graze" and feed in the sea so would you class them as meat? remember Crab/lobster "meat" tuna "Steak" etc... So what are your personal views on this?
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I didn't eat meat for years but have always eaten fish.
Yes, I class fish as meat.
a vegetarian guy i worked with wouldn't eat anything 'with a face', which included fish. shellfish were alright though. i'm not vegetarian, anything that comes out of the sea i call fish rather than meat.
Anything with a face or that moves if you poke it...
Dead things don't move when you poke them :-)
nope fishy stuff is fish meaty stuff is meat
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Mcfluff what about "meaty fishes"? And what about all those fish that eat meat such as Sharks, piranhas etc...? Actually don't a lot of fish eat meat? Maggots are meat.
Stoppit :-(

Maggots are not meat....!!
No, Meat is meat and fish is fish.

2 different things completely.
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Ummm check this out, its like a moving chiplolata!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcwBh7LR9xY
maggot
fishy stuff is fish, meaty stuff is meat. don;t get me going pleassssseeeeee
nasty...I might have to post that on McFluffs wall :-)
now that weirdly enough i can cope with, you'd never get me eating it, wobbly and wiggly is never going to be something that goes in my mouth but i can watch it without cringing
Bummer.....

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