How often do you eat seafood?

[nageov3t]

If you count fish as seafood, then a few times a month. I'm kinda "off" canned tuna atm, just doesn't appeal to me. I used to eat it regularly though. When we go out I normally order fish. We keep some frozen shrimp on hand, too, to make an easy stirfry.

how would fish not count as seafood?

 

[melly]

Fish = fish
Seafood = shrimp, scallops, lobster, crab, etc etc.

 

[ponyo]

I just had a tin of kippered herring. I forgot how delicious they were. They were Brunswick brand. One thing that always struck me as funny, is they call them fish snacks on the label...

Me: Hey kids want some snacks?
Kids: (thinking Doritos, Oreos, or ice cream) YES!
Me: Opens a couple tins of fish snacks, and places in front of kids.
Kids: WTF?! Gross!

:^D

My daughter has always liked them though. I used to send her to school with various fish all the time. It's one of her favorite foods.

I only recently discovered the joy of canned herring/sardines. I can't believe I missed this growing up. Amazon has decent selection. I finally found a use for Amazon Prime.

 

[rcpratt]

Coming into the thread late, but...

As often as I can get my hands on fresh seafood. Which, living in the Midwest, is not a lot. About a weeks worth every year.

 

[Pr0d1gy]

We're having shrimp fried rice tonight, I can't wait. I love seafood. If you want to get technical this might not all be seafood but here goes:

Salmon
Talapia
Crappy
Shrimp
Lobster
Crab
Oysters
Smoked Oysters
Bass
Crawfish
I will eat pretty much any seafood, so I could go on and on....

 

[sjwaste]

Today I had a little bit of the following:

Oysters (about 6 different Maine varieties)
Lobster (just a bite from my wife's plate)
Eel
Fluke
Cod

Lots of variety. All were small plates, except the oysters, which was a dozen on the half shell (2 of each).

I can highly recommend Eventide Oyster Co. in Portland.