The fresh tuna was at half price.

@marguicha (216034)

Chile

March 2, 2018 12:58pm CST

I have just arrived from my trip to the supermarket with Leticia. It was a great outing for both, the first time we were thinking about us two for meals in 3 months. I found fresh tuna, the fish I love best, at half price. I bought a lot (one kilo) and placed it immediately in the deep freeze except for a piece. Leticia had never had sashimi (raw fish with wasabi, soy sauce and ginger). I introduced her into the delicacy. It is quite late and we have not had lunch yet. But the sashimi helped us. Do you eat snacks if lunch is going to be very late? The tuna we have here is brought from Easter Island by the way. Do you know where the fish you eat come from?

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@anikoonline (3250)

• Hungary

2 Mar 18

You made a good deal, half priced frest tuna is cool.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

It is wonderful. Usually, tuna is at a price I can´t pay.

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@anikoonline (3250)

• Hungary

2 Mar 18

@marguicha Yes, it is an expensive food.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@anikoonline I never thought I would buy so much tuna. I´ll eatit in small pieces for over a month.

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@Kakashi20 (670)

• Philippines

3 Mar 18

I like eating tuna sashimi but my fave is still sushi

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

When I go to a japanese restaurant, we start with sashimi and follow with sushi.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

4 Mar 18

@Kakashi20 I will have to look that up at the web. I don´t know what Takoyaki balls are.

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@Kakashi20 (670)

• Philippines

4 Mar 18

@marguicha you know what I'm craving for now? Takoyaki balls

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@mydanods (6513)

• Nigeria

3 Mar 18

Nearly all the fish we eat are imported from Europe. Petroleum extraction and pollution has virtually killed most of the commercially viable fishes here.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

It is a pity how nature is being endangered.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

@mydanods It is only good in the short run. At the end, you have nothing left.

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@mydanods (6513)

• Nigeria

3 Mar 18

@marguicha And nobody seems to know what to do about it because it is good for the economy. That's the unfortunate truth.

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@LadyDuck (459677)

• Switzerland

3 Mar 18

Yes, we know from where fishes we buy come from. Sea breams and sea bass come from Greece of Sardinia, Salmon from Scotland or Norway, the best tuna for sushi comes from Japan and from the Persian Gulf.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

That is important as you eat really fresh fish.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

4 Mar 18

@LadyDuck I have only tried the Chilean one.

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@LadyDuck (459677)

• Switzerland

3 Mar 18

@marguicha There is a big difference in taste from Salmon coming from Scotland and the one coming from Norway.

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@DesirousDreamer (34780)

• Peoria, Arizona

2 Mar 18

Oooh I love sashimi! Tuna is always amazing, many things can be done with tuna.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Tuna is one of the most delicious fish.

@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

4 Mar 18

@DesirousDreamer Unfortunately, it is expensive.

@DesirousDreamer (34780)

• Peoria, Arizona

3 Mar 18

@marguicha That you are so right about!

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@Raj7779 (3657)

• Canada

2 Mar 18

I don't like to eat fishes

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

There´s food for every taste.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@Raj7779 Maybe you had a bad experience when you were small.

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@Raj7779 (3657)

• Canada

2 Mar 18

@marguicha yes but I don't know why I hate fish

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@youless (112142)

• Guangzhou, China

3 Mar 18

That's so nice to have it! I always like the fresh fish. The wasabi and soy sauce are perfect for sashimi and sushi.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

Yes. And that ginger in vinegar.

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@allen0187 (58444)

• Philippines

3 Mar 18

Sashimi is a favorite of mine with lots of wasabi and lime.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

Mine too.

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@just4him (307688)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

2 Mar 18

Sounds like a good deal on the tuna. The fish I eat is either local, or it says Alaska on it.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Easter Island is far from the mainland here, but it is a part of Chile.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

@just4him It is.

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@just4him (307688)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

3 Mar 18

@marguicha I didn't know it was part of Chili.

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@JudyEv (326434)

• Rockingham, Australia

3 Mar 18

We always check where most of the products we buy come from. We try to buy local where we can but it isn't always possible. I'm glad you're back to just the two of you again.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

So am I. And although I love to have friends and family around, I want to have my house for myself part of the day.

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@JohnRoberts (109857)

• Los Angeles, California

2 Mar 18

I never purchase fresh fish.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Why not?

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@JohnRoberts (109857)

• Los Angeles, California

2 Mar 18

@marguicha Too messy to deal with.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@JohnRoberts I can also buy frozen filleted fish

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@spiderdust (14741)

• San Jose, California

2 Mar 18

I love tuna sashimi.

My other half is working in his store's seafood department today.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Maybe he can bring home some tuna

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@spiderdust I am looking for a good knife so I can make sushi with my grandchildren. They have fun cooking and it is a good way to have them around.

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@spiderdust (14741)

• San Jose, California

2 Mar 18

@marguicha Maybe! They don't always have the sashimi grade kind there, although they do have a sushi bar on the premises.

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@aureliah (24321)

• Kenya

3 Mar 18

That was great spending time with Leticia. i have never tried any raw fish too

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

Have you ever eaten sushi?

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@aureliah (24321)

• Kenya

6 Mar 18

@marguicha Never

@Icydoll (36717)

• India

2 Mar 18

I never eat raw fish.i prefer to eat cooked ones..hope you enjoyed it friend

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@Icydoll It is also good for my health, according to the doctor.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

I love raw and cooked fish.

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@Icydoll (36717)

• India

2 Mar 18

@marguicha cool dear :)

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@sjvg1976 (41131)

• Delhi, India

3 Mar 18

No I don't know from where they come. They must be from the coastal area but from within the country itself.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

All our fish come from our ocean. Our country is a very long one, with the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Andes mountains on the other.

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@sjvg1976 (41131)

• Delhi, India

4 Mar 18

@marguicha okay

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@rebelann (111312)

• El Paso, Texas

2 Mar 18

I love sashimi. Tuna is ok but my favorite is salmon.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

I prefer tuna but my granddaughter Sofia would agree with you.

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@amadeo (111948)

• United States

2 Mar 18

It should be great on the grill there.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Probably. I´ll try it that way.

@KristenH (33363)

• Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

2 Mar 18

That looks tasty. I have no idea, other than from Alaska I think. I'm planning to buy some ahi tuna steaks this month next weekend.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

Tuna fish is delicious.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

@KristenH I am planning to do that. But only simple dishes as tuna is too delicious to add to many things to it.

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@KristenH (33363)

• Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

2 Mar 18

@marguicha I agree. I would trying out new and simple recipes.

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@Traceyjayne (1769)

• United Kingdom

3 Mar 18

I love fresh tuna and I would have bought a lot and placed it in the freezer just like you . I rarely know where my fish comes from.

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

3 Mar 18

I know that this tuna is from Easter Island. Ours always do.

@NJChicaa (116193)

• United States

2 Mar 18

I love tuna!!!

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@marguicha (216034)

• Chile

2 Mar 18

It is my favorite fish.

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